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Enjoy a complimentary consultation for clear, comfortable, removable, and invisible aligner.
Proceed with treatment and get our exclusive Smile Package:
⭐️ Complimentary Retainers (£300 value)
⭐️ 3D Scan + X-rays (£300 value)
⭐️ Before & After Photoshoot (£100 value)
⭐️ Emergency Appointments Included
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Do I have to wear my aligners all the time ?
You should remove the aligners to eat, brush and floss your teeth, but aside from these times you should wear the aligners for up to 22 hours a day. Every week or two weeks, you will swap your aligners with a new set which will gradually push your teeth into the desired position!
Does it hurt?
Any time the teeth are pushed or moved into a different position, there is a chance of experiencing some discomfort. This is actually a good sign as it’s an indication that the treatment is working! Most patients only report discomfort for the first few days after wearing a new set of aligners and some report no discomfort at all. When present, this can be described as more of a pressure-type pain than a sharp or intense pain, and typically resolves after the first few days.
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How long does Teeth Straightening take ?
Treatment time varies depending on the complexity of each individual case instead. After a thorough consultation with our expert team, we will confirm your suitability and explain the steps involved, and you will be given a more accurate idea of how long your treatment will take. At your consultation, you will also have the opportunity to discuss any questions or concerns you may have.
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How long does Teeth Straightening take ?
Treatment time varies depending on the complexity of each individual case instead. After a thorough consultation with our expert team, we will confirm your suitability and explain the steps involved, and you will be given a more accurate idea of how long your treatment will take. At your consultation, you will also have the opportunity to discuss any questions or concerns you may have.
Do I have to wear my aligners all the time ?
You should remove the aligners to eat, brush and floss your teeth, but aside from these times you should wear the aligners for up to 22 hours a day. Every week or two weeks, you will swap your aligners with a new set which will gradually push your teeth into the desired position!
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Does it hurt?
Any time the teeth are pushed or moved into a different position, there is a chance of experiencing some discomfort. This is actually a good sign as it’s an indication that the treatment is working! Most patients only report discomfort for the first few days after wearing a new set of aligners and some report no discomfort at all. When present, this can be described as more of a pressure-type pain than a sharp or intense pain, and typically resolves after the first few days.
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Please note: We are not accepting NHS patients.