Subtle. Smart. Made for everyday life.
Aligners are comfortable, thin, removable trays that straighten your teeth without wires or brackets. Perfect for a busy lifestyle—the aligners adapt to your life, not the other way around.
They are virtually invisible and custom-made to gently move your teeth step by step. No metal, no wires—just fast, visible results
Five simple steps
How do they work?
Initial consultation
We discuss your needs, examine your teeth and jaw joints, and determine whether aligners are a suitable option.
3D-Digitalscan
We use 3D X-rays, dental and facial photos, and 4D mandibular movement analysis to accurately assess your masticatory system.
Your personalized aligner plan
We plan along the axis of your temporomandibular joint and align bone movements with tooth movements to ensure maximum safety and stability.
Prenatal Care & Checkups
Wear your aligners for 20–22 hours a day and come in for brief follow-up appointments to check your progress.
Checking for harmony in the masticatory system
During aligner treatment, we perform another precise assessment to determine whether your entire masticatory system is in harmony or whether additional teeth need to be moved so that they align perfectly with your muscles and jaw joints.
Your new smile
Once treatment is complete, you will receive a retainer to help stabilize your smile.
Our Features
Why our patients love aligners
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What does "Orthodontics 360°" actually mean?
Every smile is unique—just like our care. From diagnosis to treatment, we use modern technology and a personalized approach to make your orthodontic treatment clear, comfortable, and tailored to your needs. Watch the video to learn how we support our patients every step of the way.
Is this the right treatment for you?
For minor to moderate corrections
Ideal for virtually any type of tooth movement—perfect if you're looking for a subtle improvement without traditional braces.
Perfect for busy people
Perfect for a busy schedule—aligners are low-maintenance, easy to clean, and don’t get in the way of your daily routine.
For maximum flexibility
More freedom: You can take your aligners out at any time—you can eat, brush your teeth, and go about your daily life as usual.
Malocclusion?
Aligner Results – See the Transformation
See for yourself how aligners can create beautiful, healthy smiles—with a treatment that’s barely noticeable.
I can hardly believe how long-lasting the results are. Five years later, my smile still looks perfect. And headaches are a thing of the past!
Duration of treatment
18 months Duration of treatment
18 months 
Care and Everyday Tips
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Suitable for everyday use
Brush and floss as usual — just take out your aligners first. Brush and floss as usual — just take out your aligners.
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Stay on schedule
Be sure to wear the aligners consistently for about 20 to 22 hours a day to ensure that your treatment progresses as planned.
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Maintain comfort
Change your aligners as recommended—for consistent and gentle results.
Let's talk about your aligner options
Schedule an appointment
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I need to wear the aligners each day?
Ideally, 20–22 hours a day. The more consistent you are, the better and faster the results will be. The aligners should only be removed from your mouth when eating or brushing your teeth; otherwise, they should remain in your mouth as much as possible. Ideally, you should brush your teeth after every meal and clean the aligners with a toothbrush and toothpaste. If you are unable to brush your teeth after every meal, we recommend at least rinsing your mouth with water and removing large food particles with interdental brushes before reinserting the aligners. It is essential to brush your teeth thoroughly every evening.
Can I eat and drink normally while wearing aligners?
You should remove the aligners before eating or drinking (except for water). This will keep them clean and prevent them from staining. Ideally, whenever you consume sugary drinks or eat a meal, you should brush your teeth or at least rinse your mouth with water before putting the aligners back in.
Will people notice that I'm wearing aligners?
Probably not! The aligners are very thin and transparent and fit snugly—most people don’t even notice they’re wearing them. For many, the aligners feel like a second skin.
What happens if I lose or damage an aligner?
This can happen, and it’s not a big deal! If you’re about to switch to the next aligner, you can simply start wearing the new one a little earlier than planned and check to see if it fits well. If you notice a gap anywhere, please come in for a checkup. A gap (space between your teeth and the aligner) is not ideal. If you had just started using the aligner that is now defective, we will likely need to make a new one.
If you’re unsure what to do, please just contact us.
Are aligners painful or hard to get used to?
A slight feeling of pressure at first is normal, but it usually goes away after one or two days, once your teeth have adjusted.
How do I clean my aligners?
Care Instructions for Your Aligners
Rinse your aligners with cold to lukewarm water every time you take them out—never use hot water, as this can cause them to warp. Additionally, gently brush them once a day with a soft toothbrush and a small amount of toothpaste. This will keep your aligners hygienically clean and in perfect shape.
