Invisalign Clear Aligners

Invisalign uses a series of clear, removable aligners to gradually straighten the teeth without fixed metal braces. Zahnärzte im Schloss offers the Invisalign Go system for mild to moderate misalignment, typically with around 14 aligner pairs and up to 26 for more demanding cases. Treatment is planned digitally so the intended result can be previewed before any aligners are made, with English-speaking care available for international patients in Berlin-Steglitz.

Invisalign straightens the teeth with a sequence of custom-made transparent trays, each worn for a couple of weeks before being swapped for the next in the series. The trays apply gentle, controlled pressure that moves the teeth a little at a time along a digitally planned path. Because they are nearly invisible in place and removable for eating and cleaning, aligners tend to fit more easily into adult routines than fixed braces, and they let you keep brushing and flossing normally throughout treatment. At Zahnärzte im Schloss the practice works with the Invisalign Go system, which is designed for mild to moderate misalignment of the front teeth rather than complex full-arch correction. Treatment begins with an assessment and digital records, from which a step-by-step plan is produced; this also allows the team to show the expected final tooth position before the aligners are manufactured. A typical course runs to around 14 aligner pairs, while more involved cases can require up to 26. Aligners are worn for the majority of the day and changed on a set schedule, with periodic reviews to check progress. The practice asks patients to budget roughly €3,500 to €4,500 for the full course. It is worth noting that statutory German health insurers do not pay for Invisalign; privately insured patients and those entitled to Beihilfe may receive partial reimbursement depending on their individual tariff, which the team can help clarify. Invisalign suits motivated adults with mild to moderate crowding or spacing who will wear the trays consistently; the dentist confirms at consultation whether aligners are the right approach. English-, Greek- and Spanish-speaking dentists make the practice accessible to international patients, and appointments can be booked online via Doctolib.