Fourteen real users: teeth that moved back after braces, gaps between the front teeth, crowding, crossed and turned teeth. Four tracked in full, every one finished on the exact number of aligners their dentist planned.
Your dentist sets your exact plan from your impressions. These are the people who started closest to you, and what happened.
Teeth keep moving for life. Once a retainer goes in a drawer, the front teeth usually drift first. The good news is that the bone and gums have already been through it once, so the plan is often shorter than a first treatment.
Used another aligner brand that closed down, or lost your retainer after Invisalign? The same applies. Tell us in your consultation and your dentist plans from where your teeth are today.
Sarah's treatment from her monthly photos, 26 seconds.
Each film runs through the monthly photos a dentist reviewed, with the aligner number and the dentist's progress score at each check-in.
“I have worn braces but didn’t keep up with wearing my retainer, so my teeth have moved.”
On the planned two-week pace up to aligner 9. The last three aligners took longer, so the result was confirmed 7 weeks after the planned finish, on the same 12 aligners.
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“A straight smile. Gain confidence smiling.”
On pace up to aligner 11. A replacement aligner, then three weeks per aligner where some teeth moved slowly, added 5 weeks. Same 15 aligners.
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“Straighten my teeth and whitening.”
Lost aligner 4 in November and wore aligner 3 while a free replacement was made, then kept a steady two-week rhythm to the end. Same 14 aligners.
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“To straighten my teeth, mainly on top.”
Close to the two-week rhythm throughout, about one aligner behind plan from January. Confirmed 5 weeks after the planned finish, no extra round.
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Bianca and Neisha both came to us about the gaps between their front teeth. Their dentists planned the closure in 3D and checked their photos every month until the result matched the plan.
BeforeAfter“I just mainly want the gaps in my teeth to close.”Bianca, at her online consultation
BeforeAfter“I would like to fix the gap between my front teeth and then to get my teeth whitened.”Neisha, at her online consultation
Eight more users, from severe crowding to a single crossed tooth. Drag across each photo to compare.
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Before the first aligner is made, a dentist programmes the end position and counts the aligners. Here is how that plan compared with what happened.
Every user finished on the count planned before treatment. None needed the refinement round that is included in the price.
All four took 5 to 7 weeks longer than the fastest possible pace. When a tooth needs more time, your dentist extends wear and tells you in writing.
Start with a free e-consultation. A dentist checks you're suitable, then you can choose how to pay.
About £7 a day across an 8-month treatment like Melanie's or Josephine's. Nothing more to pay.
Upfront, then months 2 and 4. No credit check.
No credit check.
Prefer longer? Humm spreads it over 12 months (£30 + £168.79/mo, total £2,055.48) or 24 months (£30 + £92.52/mo, total £2,250.48). Humm is a buy now, pay later credit provider; amounts include its account fee and interest. Subject to status and a credit check.
A dentist has reviewed your photos already. After your impressions, the dentist builds your 3D plan and confirms the aligner count, and you see the simulation of your result.
That's covered. All four users here took 5 to 7 weeks longer than the fastest pace and paid nothing extra. A refinement round is included if it's clinically needed.
No. It's one of the most common reasons people come to us. Sarah's case above is one example. Your dentist plans from where your teeth are now.
We replace it free. Kate lost aligner 4, wore aligner 3 for about three weeks while the replacement was made, and still finished on plan.
Retainers are included, with a written schedule: full-time at first, then nights. Keeping to it is what holds the result.
