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Free whitening after treatment

(WORTH £395)

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Free Retainers after treatment

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Invisalign Sandhurst & Camberley

If you’re longing for beautiful straight teeth, but don’t want to spend months with a mouth full of metal, you should consider having your teeth straightened with Invisalign braces.
Invisalign is different because they straighten teeth invisibly using a series of clear plastic retainers. They are so discreet that no one needs to know that you’re having orthodontic treatment!

Patients throughout Camberley, Sandhurst, Crowthorne, Yateley, Blackwater and throughout Surrey are choosing to have their teeth straightened with clear, removable Invisalign braces.

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Treatment Journey

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We discuss your needs and see what treatment would work best for you

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A dental examination is needed to make sure your teeth are healthy and to take impressions of your teeth for Invisalign to produce the almost invisible aligners

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Two to three weeks later the aligners arrive at the practice and we show you how to use them

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You change them every week and care for your teeth as normal

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At the end of treatment, we make sure you have the perfect new smile!

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Sometimes more aligners are needed to get it just right

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Before & After orthodontic treatment

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Why Invisalign in Camberley

  • The clear aligners are practically invisible, so nobody needs to know that you are having your teeth straightened
  • You can remove your Invisalign aligners to eat, drink and for extra special occasions, so with that in mind, you can eat and drink whatever you like
  • It’s easy to brush and floss your teeth and therefore maintain a good oral hygiene whilst having your teeth straightened with Invisalign
  • Invisalign aligners are comfortable to wear. There are no brackets or wires like there are with fixed braces
  • With Invisalign braces, you don’t need to have your braces tightened, so there are less visits needed to your dental practice
  • If you have an important event like a wedding or a job interview, you can remove your braces. We only ask that you wear your Invisalign aligners for a minimum of 22 hours on usual days
  • We offer a free consultation and 0% finance which means that Invisalign is an affordable way to straighten your teeth
  • Most Invisalign patients complete their treatment between 6 and 12 months

Benefits of Invisalign

  • The aligners are removable and transparent so almost invisible
  • You can eat and drink whatever your like
  • It’s easy to brush and floss your teeth
  • The aligners are comfortable to wear (no poking wires like fixed braces)
  • Easy to remove for important social events
  • You only need to visit us every six weeks or so to check the treatment is on schedule and normal treatment times are about six to twelve months
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Come in for a 3D Scan with our iTero

iTero scanners are used to capture pictures inside the mouth, in order to create a 3D model of the mouth and teeth.

No more tray and impression material.

Become our next happy patient

Book your FREE consultation now and get your Invisalign® treatment done by our expert dentist. Call today on 01276 33363!

What can Invisalign® fix?

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Crowded teeth occur when there isn’t enough space for proper alignment, making it harder to brush and leading to plaque buildup.

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Gaps between teeth leave extra space where food can get stuck, causing gum tenderness and increasing the chance of gum disease.

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An open bite happens when the upper and lower teeth don’t touch, making it hard to chew or bite certain foods like apples.

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An underbite occurs when the lower teeth sit in front of upper, which can affect chewing, speaking, and cause teeth to wear down.

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An overbite happens when the upper teeth overlap the lower ones. A deep overbite can lead to jaw pain and excessive tooth wear.

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A crossbite occurs when some upper teeth sit inside the lower, leading to uneven tooth wear, gum recession, or even bone loss.

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Invisalign Faqs

How long will it take to straighten my teeth with Invisalign?

Each patient is different, and we cannot answer this question precisely without first seeing your teeth. The time will depend upon the severity of your orthodontic case. If you need minor teeth straightening, it may take between 3 and 6 months to straighten your teeth with Invisalign. If your orthodontic need is more severe, it may take 18 months. As an average, most patients finish having their teeth straightened with Invisalign within 12 months.

How should I look after my Invisalign aligners?

You should gently brush your Invisalign aligners with a toothbrush and a dot of toothpaste. Please remove your aligners to eat and drink anything other than cold water to avoid breaking or staining them.

What happens if I don’t wear my Invisalign aligners for 22 hours a day?

If you don’t wear your Invisalign aligners for the minimum 22 hours a day, you risk delaying your treatment. Regularly forgetting to wear your aligners will mean that you cannot move on to the next aligner in the series as your teeth will not have reached their correct position in time.