Cosmetic

Clear Aligners in Ampang

Clear, removable aligners that straighten mild to moderate crowding and gaps, planned around your teeth.

A woman holding a clear aligner tray in front of her smile

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What are Clear Aligners?

Clear aligners are a series of custom, transparent trays that gradually move your teeth. Each set is worn for a short period before moving on to the next.

They work well for mild to moderate crowding, gaps and some bite issues. More complex cases are often better treated with braces, and we'll tell you honestly which suits you.

Aligners only work if you wear them for most of the day, so we'll talk about whether they fit your routine before you start.

A clear aligner being placed into its carry case
How it works

Your treatment, step by step.

1

Consultation

We look closely at your teeth and bite to see whether aligners suit your case.

2

Planning

Your treatment is planned digitally, showing how your teeth are expected to move.

3

Wearing your aligners

You wear each set as advised, with check-ins to make sure things are on track.

4

Retention

A retainer keeps your teeth in their new position once treatment ends.

Could Clear Aligners Be Right for You?

Clear aligners suit teenagers and adults with mild to moderate alignment issues who can wear them consistently.

If braces would give you a better result, we'll explain why, so you can decide with the full picture.

Your teeth are mildly crowded or have small gaps.

You'd prefer a less noticeable option than braces.

You're comfortable wearing aligners for most of the day.

You want to remove them for meals and cleaning.

Hard to notice

Clear, custom-made trays are difficult to spot in everyday conversation.

Removable

Take them out to eat, brush and floss, with no food restrictions.

Comfortable fit

Smooth trays with no brackets or wires to rub against your cheeks.

Frequently asked questions.

The questions patients ask us most about Clear Aligners, answered plainly.

It depends on your case, often several months to a year or more. We'll give you an estimate at your consultation.

Usually around 20 to 22 hours a day. They only work while they're in.

You may feel pressure for a day or two when you start a new set. That's a sign they're working, and it usually settles quickly.

Aligners suit mild to moderate cases; braces handle more complex movement. We'll recommend what fits your teeth.

Yes. Wearing a retainer as advised keeps your teeth from drifting back.

Curious about clear aligners?

Book a consultation and we'll tell you honestly whether they suit you.