How long does clear aligner treatment take?

Treatment can straighten teeth in as little as 12 weeks in some cases. ClearCorrect and Invisalign cases typically take 3–12 months, with an average of 4–6 months mentioned for treatment times.

How many hours a day do I need to wear aligners?

Aligners should be worn for 20–22 hours per day, removing them for eating, hot drinks and brushing.

How often do I change aligners and have check-ups?

Aligner sets are typically changed at home every 1–2 weeks. Dentist check-ins are short and usually take place every 4–6 weeks, with early-morning appointments available.

What is included in orthodontic packages?

The page states inclusive packages can include free whitening, bonding or retainers, depending on your treatment plan.

What is the process for clear aligner treatment?

The process includes a consultation with 3D scan or impressions, a digital plan and preview, fitting and first aligners (sometimes with small attachments), wearing aligners 20–22 hours/day, changing sets at home, periodic dentist check-ins, refinements if needed, and retainers to maintain results.

Is finance available for braces and clear aligners?

Yes. The practice offers 12-month 0% interest-free finance for treatments costing £1,000 or more, with optional deposits and no cost of credit.

What is the difference between ClearCorrect and Invisalign?

ClearCorrect is positioned as a discreet, budget-friendly option for mild to moderate cases, while Invisalign is positioned for mild to severe cases and wider corrections. Both are typically worn 20–22 hours/day and commonly run on a 3–12 month timeline.

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Q: What orthodontic problems can clear aligners treat?

Clear aligners can be used to correct crowding, crooked teeth, gaps between teeth, underbites, open bites, crossbites, overbites and other bite issues.

From £33.17 per month

What to expect

Our dental practice in Tarvin, Chester, offers fast and effective teeth straightening solutions (see clear aligner options). You can learn more about these options today by booking a free consultation.

Treatment carried out by a local dentist with up to 20 years’ experience.
Inclusive packages that include free whitening, bonding or retainers.
4-6-month average treatment times.
Fewer dental check-ups and reviews.
Flexible hours with early and late appointments.

Are you suitable for treatment with us? We can correct problems such as crowding, crooked teeth, gaps between teeth, underbites, open bites, crossbites, overbites, and more for adults.

Popular Orthodontic treatments

ClearCorrect Aligners

From £2,900. For mild–moderate cases, discreet and budget-friendly. 3–12 months treatment timeline. Wear 20–22h/day.

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Invisalign Aligners

From £3,000. For mild-severe cases (wider corrections). 3–12 months treatment timeline. Wear 20–22h/day.

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Simple Six step Process

1. Consultation & 3D scan or impressions
We assess your teeth, gums, and bite, take photos/scans, and listen to your goals.

2. Digital plan & preview
See your proposed tooth movements and timeline before you start.

3. Fit & first aligners
We may place small attachments to guide movements. Wear aligners 20–22 hours/day, removing them for eating, hot drinks and brushing.

4. Change sets at home
Usually every 1–2 weeks. Check-ins with the dentist are short and occur every 4-6 weeks; early-morning appointments are available.

5. Refinements & finish
Minor tweaks if needed to perfect your result, then polish and photos.

6. Retainers
Night-time wear to keep your smile straight over the long term (included/quoted in your plan).

A loan of £1,500.00 over 60 months would cost you £33.17 per month at a representative 12.9% APR. The total amount of credit would be £1,500.00, to which we would add £490.34 (12.9% p.a.). This means the total cost of your treatment after 60 months would be £1,990.34. If you were to take out the loan today, you’d pay the first £33.31 upfront, and then 59 payments of £33.17 each month.