Invisible Braces in Torrevieja
Invisible braces straighten teeth using a series of clear, removable aligners that are swapped every one to two weeks, with no visible brackets or wires.
What it is and who it's for
The treatment consists of a sequence of custom-made clear trays, each slightly different from the last, that gradually move the teeth step by step into the planned position. Being removable, they can be taken out for eating and for daily hygiene.
It's suited to mild and moderate crowding, diastemas (gaps between teeth) and certain bite issues, in both adults and disciplined teenagers. It doesn't replace an in-person assessment: some cases still require conventional braces or a combined treatment.
How we do it at this clinic
Planning starts with a digital scan of the mouth and intraoral photographs that let us simulate the expected tooth movement before manufacturing the first tray. Patients see a forecast of the expected result before committing to the full treatment.
Check-ups are scheduled every 6 to 8 weeks to confirm the movement is progressing as planned and to hand over the next batch of aligners. Recommended wear time is 20 to 22 hours a day; the team explains at the first visit how to clean the aligner and how to manage meals away from home, something common among expat residents who travel frequently.
Indicative price
The cost depends on treatment length and the number of aligners required. Mild cases usually need fewer phases than moderate ones.
See indicative pricesTailored financing
It's common to spread the cost of the full treatment over monthly instalments adapted to each patient's plan.
Simulate a monthly paymentFrequently asked questions about invisible braces
It depends on the case. Clear aligners are discreet and removable but require disciplined wear. Conventional braces may be better suited to complex bite issues. An in-person assessment determines which option fits your mouth best.
It varies with the complexity of the case: mild crowding usually resolves faster than moderate cases. The initial digital plan gives an indicative estimate before starting.
It isn't recommended: they're removed for eating and drinking anything other than water, and teeth are cleaned before putting them back in.
Yes, a large share of invisible-braces treatments carried out today are on adult patients.
They're scheduled roughly every 6 to 8 weeks to monitor progress and hand over the next set of aligners.
The treatment may be delayed or need adjusting. It's best to tell the clinic as soon as it happens so the plan can be reviewed.
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Want to know if your case suits aligners?
Bring your case for an assessment and we'll show you a digital forecast before you decide.
Results depend on each patient's individual assessment.