At a glance
- New aligners
- Every 2 weeks
- Average duration
- About 1–2 years
How it works
Aligners are made for each patient and worn continuously, except when eating and brushing. Every two weeks a new set gradually moves the teeth according to the plan set by the orthodontist.
You can transform your smile without disrupting your daily routine. Regular check-ups with the orthodontist monitor progress.
Questions about this treatment
Is there an age limit for orthodontic treatment?
No. Orthodontics is not only for children and teenagers — more and more adults correct dental and jaw problems, improving both appearance and chewing function.
How long does orthodontic treatment last?
It depends on the problem being corrected, but treatment is gradual and generally lasts around 1 to 2 years on average.
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