Straighten your smile with invisible precision
Invisalign uses a series of clear, custom-milled aligners and digital treatment planning to move your teeth gradually, comfortably and predictably — without metal brackets or wires.

Invisalign is the modern, discreet way to straighten teeth, and at AlignTech we build every case on a foundation of precise digital data. Rather than guesswork, your treatment begins with a high-resolution iTero intraoral scan that captures thousands of data points across your teeth and gums. From that scan we construct a detailed 3D model and plan each stage of tooth movement before you wear a single aligner. Working from accurate measurements rather than estimates means we can anticipate exactly how each tooth should rotate, tip and translate, and design the aligners to deliver that motion with confidence.
Each set of aligners is custom-milled to fit your teeth exactly and worn for around one to two weeks before progressing to the next in the series. The trays apply gentle, controlled forces to specific teeth at specific times, guiding them along a planned path. Because they are removable, you eat, brush and floss exactly as you normally would — there are no food restrictions and no awkward cleaning around brackets. Small tooth-coloured attachments may be bonded to certain teeth to give the aligners extra grip, helping us achieve movements that would otherwise be difficult with trays alone.
How digital planning works
We use a ClinCheck-style planning workflow to map your treatment from first aligner to final result. This lets our orthodontists sequence movements logically, anticipate where attachments are needed, and show you a frame-by-frame simulation of how your smile will change. You see the destination before the journey begins, and we refine the plan together until you are confident. The same digital blueprint also acts as a benchmark at every review, letting us compare your actual progress against the predicted position and adjust promptly if your teeth track differently to plan.
- Digital 3D intraoral scanning — no messy impressions
- Simulated treatment preview so you see the end result first
- Custom-milled aligners engineered for predictable movement
- Discreet, removable trays that suit work and social life
- Fewer, shorter visits with optional remote monitoring
Comfort and convenience
Clear aligners are smooth, low-profile and designed to minimise irritation. Most patients adapt within a day or two of starting a new set. Because the plan is mapped digitally, many appointments can be spaced further apart, and our remote monitoring options let you submit progress photos from home — reducing chair time without compromising oversight of your treatment. For busy professionals, parents and students, this flexibility is often the deciding factor: your smile improves steadily in the background of a full life, with the clinic only a quick photo upload away.
Is Invisalign right for you?
Invisalign treats a wide range of cases, from mild crowding and spacing to more complex bite corrections, and suitability is confirmed during your consultation. Treatment length varies with the complexity of your case, but the digital plan gives you a realistic, evidence-based estimate from the outset rather than a vague promise. Your orthodontist will explain what is achievable for your specific teeth, where compliance matters most, and how consistent wear directly shortens your timeline.
Ready to see what a straighter smile could look like? Book a complimentary 3D scan and consultation, and we will walk you through your personalised simulation, timeline and options in a single visit. You will leave understanding precisely how your treatment will unfold, what it involves week to week, and how our technology keeps the whole process predictable from start to finish.
Invisalign Clear Aligners questions
They are made from clear, medical-grade plastic that is very discreet. Most people will not notice you are wearing them in everyday conversation.
For predictable results we recommend wearing your aligners around 20 to 22 hours per day, removing them only to eat, drink and clean your teeth.
You may feel light pressure for a day or two each time you switch to a new aligner. This is normal and indicates your teeth are moving as planned.
Ready to start this treatment?
Book a free 3D scan and we'll build your personalised plan — then show you the predicted result before you commit.
