Straighten your teeth discreetly with clear, removable aligners, planned around your bite and checked with you before anything is made.
Clear, removable trays that move your teeth step by step, with an honest assessment of whether aligners are right for your case.
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Invisible aligners are clear, removable trays that move your teeth gradually into a straighter position.
Each aligner in the series is made to a slightly different shape. You wear each one for about two weeks, then move to the next, and step by step your teeth follow. Because the trays are transparent and thin, most people will not notice you are wearing them.
Clear aligners are popular with adults who want straighter teeth without the look of metal braces. They are removable, so you take them out to eat, drink anything other than water, and brush your teeth normally. There are no brackets or wires to catch food or rub the inside of your cheeks.
That freedom comes with responsibility. Aligners only work when you wear them, typically 20 to 22 hours a day. Leave them out too often and your teeth will not move as planned. We are honest about this from the start, because it is the single biggest factor in how well treatment goes.
Not every case suits aligners. They work very well for crowding, spacing and many mild to moderate bite problems. More complex cases can sometimes be treated with a longer series, but severe bite problems or large jaw discrepancies may be better treated another way.
Before recommending teeth straightening with aligners, we examine your teeth, gums and bite, take the imaging your case needs, and check that your gums and teeth are healthy enough to start. Decay and gum problems are treated first. If aligners are not the right tool for you, we tell you before you commit.
Your measurements and records are sent to the aligner laboratory, where the movement of each tooth is planned stage by stage. You review the plan with your dentist, including how your teeth are expected to move and roughly how long it will take, before the aligners are produced. Nothing is made until you are happy with it.
International patients usually begin invisible aligners in Albania with a focused visit to Tirana for the assessment and the start of treatment, then continue wearing the aligners at home. We agree a check-up plan with you before you begin, so you know when you will need to come back. Your written, itemised quotation shows the package, the check-ups and the retainers, so there are no surprises later.
Clear aligners move teeth by applying gentle, controlled pressure. Each aligner is shaped slightly differently from the one before, and together the series guides your teeth towards the planned position.
Your dentist examines your teeth, gums and bite, and takes photos, measurements and the imaging your case needs. If you have decay, gum inflammation or other problems, they are treated before aligner treatment starts, because teeth need to be healthy to move safely.
The records are sent to the aligner laboratory, where the movement of every tooth is planned in stages. The plan shows how your teeth are expected to move and how many aligners you will need. You review it with your dentist and approve it before anything is produced.
For some movements, small tooth-coloured bumps called attachments are bonded to certain teeth. They give the aligners something to grip, so they can move teeth more precisely. In some cases, a very small amount of enamel is polished between teeth to create space. Both are planned in advance and explained to you.
You wear each aligner for about two weeks, 20 to 22 hours a day, taking it out only to eat, drink anything other than water, and clean your teeth. Each new aligner can feel tight for a day or two. That pressure is a sign the aligner is working, and it eases quickly.
Regular check-ups make sure your teeth are tracking as planned. If a tooth falls behind, the plan can be refined with additional aligners. We agree the check-up schedule with you before starting.
When the last aligner is complete, attachments are removed and the teeth are polished. You then move to retainers, which hold your teeth in their new position while the bone and gums around them settle. Our team explains everything in English, Italian, Spanish, French or Greek.
Retainers Are Part of the Treatment. Teeth naturally try to drift back after they have been moved. Wearing retainers as advised is what keeps your new smile in place, so retention is planned from the start, not added as an afterthought.
The length of treatment depends on how much your teeth need to move. Your assessment tells you which package fits your case:
Covers straightforward crowding or spacing cases with a shorter series of aligners.
A longer aligner series for more involved bite corrections, including cases some clinics would default straight to braces for.
Custom retainers that hold your teeth in their new position once the aligner series is complete. Essential for keeping the result.
Invisible aligners usually work well if you have:
Aligners are not the right tool for every case. Severe bite problems, large jaw discrepancies or teeth that need major rotation may be better treated another way, and we tell you that at the assessment rather than after you have started.
Aligner treatment runs over several months. It starts with a thorough assessment and a plan you approve, followed by aligners you change at home and regular check-ups:
We examine your teeth, gums and bite, take photos, measurements and any imaging needed, and treat decay or gum problems first.
Your records go to the aligner laboratory, where each tooth movement is planned. You review and approve the plan before anything is made.
Your aligners are produced and fitted. Attachments are added if needed, and we show you how to wear and care for the trays.
You wear each aligner for about two weeks, 20 to 22 hours a day, with check-ups to confirm your teeth are moving as planned.
When the series is complete, attachments are removed and retainers keep your teeth in their new position.
We tell you honestly whether aligners suit your case before you commit. You see and approve the plan before anything is made, every stage is on your written, itemised quotation, and retention is part of the treatment from day one.
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Almost. The trays are thin and transparent, so most people will not notice them in normal conversation. If your plan includes attachments, small tooth-coloured bumps on some teeth, these can be slightly visible up close. They are removed at the end of treatment.
No. They work well for crowding, spacing and many mild to moderate bite problems, and some more complex cases with a longer series. Severe bite problems, large jaw discrepancies or teeth that need major rotation may be better treated another way. We assess your case honestly and tell you before you commit.
It depends on how much your teeth need to move. Simple cases can take a few months. More complex cases take longer. Your treatment plan gives you an estimate of the number of aligners and the expected duration before anything is made. Wearing the aligners as prescribed is the biggest factor in staying on schedule.
Around 20 to 22 hours a day. Take them out only to eat, drink anything other than water, and clean your teeth. If aligners are left out too often, teeth do not move as planned and treatment takes longer.
Most people feel pressure or tightness for a day or two when they switch to a new aligner. This is a sign the aligner is working, and it eases quickly. The trays are smooth, so they do not rub the cheeks the way brackets can. If an edge feels sharp, tell us and it can be smoothed.
Yes, because you take the aligners out to eat. Drink only water while wearing them. After eating, brush your teeth before putting the aligners back in, so food and sugar are not trapped against your teeth.
Attachments are small, tooth-coloured bumps bonded to some teeth. They give the aligners something to grip, so they can move teeth more precisely. Not every case needs them. If yours does, they are planned in advance and removed at the end of treatment.
We agree a check-up plan with you before starting, based on your case. It combines visits to the clinic in Tirana with the progress updates your treatment needs. Most of the treatment happens at home, which is why aligners suit many international patients. If something does not fit or a tooth falls behind, contact us and we will advise you.
Yes. Teeth naturally try to move back after treatment. Retainers hold them in their new position while the bone and gums settle. Your dentist will tell you how often to wear them. Many people keep wearing retainers at night long-term to protect the result.
Often, yes. Relapse after previous orthodontic treatment is a common reason adults choose aligners. We assess how much the teeth have moved and whether aligners can correct it, then plan a series to bring them back into line, followed by retainers to keep them there.
Your written, itemised quotation lists the aligner package, any treatment needed first, such as fillings or a clean, the planned check-ups and the retainers, each on its own line. Nothing is added once treatment starts that was not discussed with you first.
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