Invisalign Clear Aligners

Invisalign straightens teeth using a series of clear, removable aligners that are swapped roughly every one to two weeks to move the teeth gradually into position. As a discreet alternative to fixed braces, the aligners are nearly invisible and can be taken out to eat and clean. STOMO Clinic plans treatment with iTero scanning and the ClinCheck digital simulation, and offers Moderate and Comprehensive packages plus Spark aligners and children's options.

Invisalign is a clear-aligner orthodontic system that moves the teeth using a sequence of custom-made, transparent plastic trays instead of metal brackets and wires. Each aligner is worn for around 20 to 22 hours a day for a week or two before progressing to the next in the series, with each set applying gentle, planned pressure to shift the teeth a small amount at a time. Because the aligners are removable and nearly invisible, many adults and teenagers prefer them for their discretion and for the ease of eating and cleaning normally throughout treatment. At STOMO Clinic — recognised in a Top 100 clear-aligner orthodontics ranking for 2026 — treatment starts with an orthodontic consultation and a digital iTero scan. The orthodontist uses Invisalign's ClinCheck software to map the planned movements and preview the likely final result before any aligners are made. The clinic offers Invisalign Moderate for more limited corrections and Invisalign Comprehensive for fuller cases, as well as Spark aligners and Invisalign First for younger patients with mixed dentition. The total number of aligners and the length of treatment depend on the complexity of the case, which the orthodontist explains at consultation. After active treatment, retainers such as Invisalign Vivera are used to hold the teeth in their new position. Clear aligners suit motivated patients with mild to moderate crowding, spacing or bite issues who will wear the trays consistently; very complex cases may still be better treated with fixed appliances, which the clinic also provides. Interest-free instalment financing can spread the cost.