Aligners for teeth are transparent removable trays that gradually straighten the dental arch and correct the bite. Clear aligners let us move your teeth without classic braces: you take them out to eat, and they are almost unnoticeable when worn.
We plan treatment in advance and control every stage, so the teeth move predictably and without overload. Whether aligners suit your case is decided after diagnostics of your bite and tooth position.

| What we compare | Metal braces | Ceramic braces | Sapphire braces | Clear aligners |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Complex cases | Handled best | Handled well | Handled well | Limited |
| How it feels | Average while you adapt | More comfortable | More comfortable | The most comfortable |
| How it looks | Obvious | Subtle | Barely noticeable | Practically invisible |
| What it asks of you | Nothing extra | Nothing extra | Nothing extra | Wearing the trays 20 to 22 hours a day, as your doctor instructs |
| Price level | Lowest | Moderate | Higher | Highest |
Clear aligners are a removable system suited to mild and moderate bite problems. They are almost invisible and very comfortable, but their effectiveness depends directly on how consistently you wear them.
Light is the option for simple corrections.
It suits cases where slight crowding needs to be removed or small gaps closed. Treatment is usually shorter and needs fewer trays.
Comfort is full orthodontic treatment.
It suits more complex cases: when teeth have to be moved a greater distance, the bite has to be worked on and the result must stay stable afterwards.
Our doctor decides whether Light or Comfort is right for you after diagnostics and explains the choice before treatment begins.
No crooked teeth and no crowding.
Comfortable and stable.
There are no metal parts.
Clear aligners are almost unnoticeable when you smile, and speech settles within the first days.
The cost depends on the complexity of the correction, the number of trays and the length of orthodontic treatment. After diagnostics, our doctor determines the suitable system, Light or Comfort, and draws up an individual plan. We set the exact price before treatment begins.
Suit mild cases: small movements, minimal correction.
Full orthodontic treatment: large movements, bite correction, extended monitoring.
We assess your bite and tooth position and take X-rays or a scan. Our doctor explains the goals, the timing and the format of the aligners.
A step-by-step plan for moving the teeth is drawn up. You are shown how your smile will change.
You receive your first aligners and instructions on wearing them. Most people get used to them quickly.
The trays are changed on schedule, and the doctor follows tooth movement and corrects the plan if necessary.
Once the result is reached, the new bite is secured and you receive recommendations on keeping the effect.
On average, treatment with aligners lasts 6 to 18 months.
The time depends on the complexity of the bite and the amount of tooth movement.
With small displacements the result is reached faster, with complex ones treatment takes longer.
We give approximate timing at the diagnostics stage.
In such cases we more often recommend braces.