Invisalign

Clear aligner treatment uses advanced digital technology to plan tooth movement with precision. One important part of this process is the clinical aligner simulation. While this tool is essential for clinicians, it is not routinely shared with patients. Here’s why.

If you’re wearing clear aligners, or thinking about starting treatment, you may have noticed small, tooth-colored bumps placed on certain teeth. These are called attachments, and while they may look small, they play a huge role in making your aligner treatment successful. Let’s break it down in simple terms 👇

Clear aligners are one of the most popular orthodontic treatments in the UK, but not all aligner care is delivered in the same way. At Aligned Orthodontics, we take a thoughtful, clinician led approach that focuses on planning, education, and predictable results. In this blog we answer some of the most common questions about how we manage aligner treatment and why our approach is different.

Clear aligners have become an important part of modern orthodontics. They offer a way to straighten teeth without brackets or wires, relying instead on thin, clear trays that guide tooth movement gradually and comfortably. If you’ve been told that either Invisalign Teen or Angel Aligners could work for you, it’s natural to wonder what separates them. The truth is that the differences are small, and for most patients the experience feels very similar. These two systems follow the same overall process: digital scans, computer-based planning, and a sequence of aligners designed to produce steady progress. Both focus on efficiency, comfort, and discreet treatment, and both are capable of producing excellent results for teens and growing patients. From the wearer’s perspective, the overall approach and daily routine do not change much between the two options.

Nickel allergies are common, and for patients considering orthodontic treatment, it’s natural to ask: “What if I react to the metal in braces?” Let’s explore the most common questions patients have about nickel and orthodontic options, especially clear aligners, which are completely nickel-free.

When it comes to treating Class II malocclusion (where the lower jaw is set back compared to the upper), orthodontists often reach for tools that encourage the lower jaw to grow forward during adolescence. Two of the most talked-about options today are the twin block appliance and Invisalign with mandibular advancement (MA).

Proper care and wear are the key to achieving the best smile results. In this post, we break down simple, step-by-step instructions for wearing, cleaning, and storing your clear aligners. From how many hours a day you should keep them in, to tips for eating, drinking, and keeping them fresh, this guide ensures your treatment stays on track and comfortable.

Invisalign First is a groundbreaking orthodontic treatment designed specifically for children in their early years of dental development. It provides a modern alternative to traditional braces, using clear aligners to guide the growth and alignment of young teeth. This treatment has transformed early orthodontic care by offering a less invasive, more comfortable, and aesthetically pleasing solution.

A Modern Solution for Long-Term Smile Retention. Retainers play a crucial role in maintaining the results of orthodontic treatment.

Would you like to see how your teeth would look if you had brace treatment? Simply snap a selfie and see what you could look like with straighter teeth, in under 60 seconds.

Invisalign clear aligners are an excellent option for patients who work in a face to face job role, especially for those who may be self conscious of having a fixed appliance.