Invisalign Clear Aligners in Wednesbury

Caring For Smiles Across Wednesbury For Over 30 Years

Invisalign

A discreet approach to straightening your teeth

Invisalign treatment uses a series of clear, removable aligners to gradually move teeth towards a planned position. For suitable cases, aligners can offer a less noticeable alternative to fixed braces and can be removed for eating, drinking anything other than water, and cleaning your teeth. Treatment

is planned around your individual smile and orthodontic needs.

Your dentist will assess your teeth and bite to determine whether clear aligners may be appropriate. If treatment is suitable, they will explain the expected process, how often aligners need to be worn, and the importance of following the plan and attending review appointments. The likely duration and result vary from person to person, so your options will be discussed before you decide.

CRANKHALL DENTAL

A More Discreet Way to Straighten Teeth

Clear aligners may help improve the alignment of suitable teeth. We can assess your smile, discuss what you would like to change and explain whether Invisalign may be appropriate for your needs.

Clear, Removable Aligners

A planned series of clear aligners can gradually move suitable teeth, offering a discreet alternative to some fixed orthodontic appliances. Each aligner is designed to fit your teeth at a particular stage of treatment, with changes made according to the plan.

Suitability depends on the movements required and your clinical assessment, so your dentist will explain what may be achievable in your case.

Removable for Everyday Life

Aligners are normally removed for meals, drinks other than water and cleaning, following your clinician’s instructions. They need to be worn for the recommended number of hours each day to support planned tooth movement.

Your team can explain how to clean the aligners, manage your routine around meals and what to expect when you start a new set, including any temporary pressure or discomfort.

Planned Progress and Retention

Review appointments help monitor how your teeth are moving and whether the treatment is progressing as expected. Once active treatment is complete, retainers are usually recommended to help maintain tooth position because teeth can move over time.
THE TREATMENT

What happens during the treatment?

Your dentist will assess your teeth, bite and oral health and discuss your goals. Some cases may be better suited to other orthodontic options. Dental or gum problems may need attention first.

If Invisalign is suitable for you, your dentist will explain how the aligners work, how often they need to be changed and how long treatment may take. They will also discuss the importance of wearing your aligners as advised to help achieve the best possible results.

HERE TO HELP

Everything you need to know about your dental care.

Explore our FAQs and feel confident before your visit.

How long does treatment take?

Timing varies with case complexity and wearing aligners consistently. Your clinician will estimate after assessment.

Pressure or temporary tenderness can occur when starting a new aligner set and often settles.

They are generally worn for most of the day, following the instructions in your treatment plan.

Normally remove them for meals and drinks other than water. Clean your teeth before reinserting.

They are designed to be discreet but may be visible at close range.

Retainers are usually recommended to help prevent teeth moving back.

No. A clinical assessment is needed to identify the most suitable orthodontic option.

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