Clear Aligners

Yes! We treat hundreds of patients every year with Invisalign and our patients are always thrilled with the results. Our orthodontists have years of experience and expertise in helping people get great results with Invisalign. And as long as you follow the orthodontic treatment plan correctly you can expect similar results. Take a look at our before and after photos if you're interested and see for yourself.

With Invisalign clear aligners, you can experience a smooth and comfortable shift of your teeth while still keeping the confidence to show off that gorgeous smile. The discreet design of aligners makes them nearly invisible, ensuring you can eat, drink and go about your life without the inconvenience of braces. It also makes it easy to clean and maintain your teeth.

For most Invisalign treatments, each patient progresses onto a new set of aligners every few weeks in order to achieve the desired alignment results.. Every aligner serves a unique purpose in shifting and adjusting teeth, with every consecutive retainer tackling an additional step in the process of straightening and perfecting alignment.

Boasting a virtually invisible design, each set of Invisalign aligners makes your teeth alignment process discreet and seamless. Almost no one will be able tell when you're wearing clear aligners for teeth straightening. You might be surprised to find your friends won't even comment on them!

The cost of Invisalign Clear Aligners in Melbourne will vary depending on the complexity of your case and other factors. However, clear aligners are generally more affordable than traditional braces, and may only set you back as little as $3900. At Aspired Smiles, we offer interest-free payment options to help you spread out the cost of Clear Aligners. This way, you can achieve your perfect smile without having to worry about finances.

You may be wondering, can you eat with Clear Aligners? The answer is yes! Invisalign aligners are removable, so you don’t have to worry about breaking them when eating. Simply remove your Clear Aligner before meals and snacks, and put it back in after brushing your teeth. You must also remove your clear aligners before consuming any beverages other than plain water.

If you can't clean your teeth after eating, chewing sugar free gum to remove bacteria and food particles can help.

No, Clear Aligners should not hurt. You may experience slight discomfort the first time your aligners are fitted as your teeth move into place. This discomfort is similar to that of a retainer and usually subsides within a few hours. Your teeth will also get used to the feeling of your aligners and they'll mould to the shape of your mouth to become more comfortable.

For the majority of patients, any discomfort associated with clear aligners is minimal and will fade away in just a few days after transitioning to new sets.

Braces and Clear Aligners are both great options when it comes to straightening your teeth. However, we believe Invisalign has some pretty strong advantages. Clear aligners offer a more discreet treatment option compared to traditional metal braces as they fit snugly and comfortably over the teeth and can be removed for eating or drinking.

Clear aligners are also easier to clean than braces, which can make maintenance easier.

Of course, not everyone is eligible for clear aligners. Severe misalignments may require more complex treatments like braces, or even surgery, but Clear Aligners Melbourne can take care of almost all mild to complex misalignments.

If you're thinking about getting Invisalign for your smile, book yourself in for a free initial appointment with our orthodontic specialist today. We'll ask you some questions and take a look at your teeth to work out if Invisalign is the right option for you.

Yep! Invisalign aligners are great for correcting overbites too. Overbites (when the upper teeth overlap the lower teeth too much) can cause your jaw to be misaligned or even lead to headaches and neck pain. With the right treatment plan we can fix your overbite and get you smiling with confidence.

Clear aligners, like Invisalign, are more like plastic covers for your teeth that slowly push them into place. They're a great alternative to wearing braces as they're barely visible and easy to use.

On the other hand, clear braces or invisible braces are more like traditional metal braces. They have a wire that runs along your teeth to hold them in place, and use clear or tooth-coloured brackets to secure the wire to your teeth.

While they're a lot more subtle than traditional braces, they're still fairly obvious when compared to aligners. This makes them a good option if you find you require braces, but not if you are eligible for Invisalign treatment.