Tudor House Dental Surgery in Chester is a certified Invisalign provider of Invisalign, which means we complete some of the highest volumes of cases among dentists in the UK, making us highly experienced with a wide range of Invisalign systems for patients of all ages. Learn more about the treatment below from dentists like Dr Mohan and Dr Gupta, who have put together a comprehensive guide that answers the questions patients and parents most want to know.
Treatment varies by complexity, but prices at Tudor House Dental Surgery in Chester start at £1,500 per arch, with pay-monthly options available.
Yes, we do. Tudor House Dental Surgery offers flexible payment plans to help spread the cost of treatment from 12 months interest-free to interest-bearing terms up to 5 years. Invisalign financing starts at £33 per month.
Eligible patients, subject to criteria, can choose monthly financing to make treatment more affordable. You must be over the age of 18, be a resident of the UK and be in employment. Finance applications and decisions take minutes, with patients applying at the practice following a free consultation.
For many patients, the combination of discreet, invisible treatment, enhanced comfort, and predictable results across a wide range of smile problems makes Invisalign a worthwhile investment.
Some dental insurance plans may contribute towards orthodontic treatment, depending on your policy. Please check with your provider. Insurance is accepted at Tudor House Dental Surgery.
Dr Mohan or Dr Gupta can assess your teeth and bite during a free Invisalign consultation at our dental practice in Chester and confirm whether Invisalign is the right option to achieve your goals.
Invisalign is suitable for children, teenagers, and adults, with dedicated systems for specific ages and types of malocclusion. There is no age limit, with some patients in their 60s even opting for the treatment at our dental practice. See what Invisalign fixes.
Invisalign is effective for mild to moderate orthodontic problems and can straighten a wide range of cases that involve underbites or rotated teeth. However, it may not be suitable for people with severe, complex bite problems that require traditional orthodontics, or for those with complex jaw misalignments that might require surgery.
Invisalign can treat crowding, gaps, crooked teeth, overbites, underbites, crossbites and open bites.
Yes. Crowding is one of the most common problems for which Invisalign is used.
Yes. Invisalign can effectively close many spacing issues and diastemas up to 6mm per arch.
Yes. Typically, Invisalign works best for mild to moderate overbites. More severe cases might combine treatments or rely on traditional orthodontics.
Many underbites can be improved with Invisalign, depending on severity.
Yes. Invisalign can successfully treat many cases of crossbite.
Yes. Invisalign is often used to improve open bites and chewing function.
Yes. Invisalign is highly effective at straightening crooked, rotated and misaligned teeth.
Most cases take between 3 and 12 months, depending on complexity. It can work as fast as 7 weeks for relapse cases.
Many patients start noticing immediate changes within the first 4-8 weeks.
Invisalign Express can treat very minor cases in as little as a few months.
Treatment time depends on the amount of tooth movement required to achieve your smile goals; the more complex your problem, the longer it will take and the more aligners you will need.
Wearing aligners for 22 hours per day is the best way to keep treatment on schedule.
Invisalign is often preferred for its appearance, comfort, and the fact that it’s removable for up to 2 hours daily to eat, drink, engage in activities, and attend social occasions.
For many mild-to-moderate cases, Invisalign can be as fast as or faster than traditional braces.
Most patients find Invisalign more comfortable because it has no brackets or wires, which reduces daily discomfort. However, patients can expect slight discomfort when adjusting to their new set of aligners.
Invisalign aligners are clear and discreet when worn.
Aligners should be worn for around 22 hours per day.
No, as you can stain them. Aligners should be removed before eating or drinking anything other than water.
Smoking may stain aligners and affect oral health during treatment. It’s best to remove them.
Most patients change aligners every 1-2 weeks, depending on their treatment plan and advice provided by their Invisalign dentist.
Dr Mohan or Dr Gupta will assess your teeth using a digital scanner, discuss your goals and explain your treatment options. You’ll receive a quote based on the number of aligners you need, along with the opportunity to explore dental financing options. Plus, you’ll get to preview what your expected results will look like before moving ahead.
No. Tudor House Dental Surgery uses digital scanning technology, such as the iTero scanner, instead of traditional gooey impressions.
Digital treatment planning software will provide a preview of your expected smile outcome.
Most reviews are scheduled every 6-8 weeks, depending on your overall treatment plan.
Review appointments are usually quick and efficient, often taking around 15-20 minutes.
They can if retainers are not worn as instructed.
Yes, retainers are essential and help maintain your new smile in the long term.
Most patients are advised to wear retainers nightly on an ongoing basis. They can be fixed or removable depending on your preference.
Results can last for many years when retainers are worn correctly.
Dr Mohan and Dr Gupta combine advanced digital planning, personalised care and flexible finance options to deliver predictable Invisalign results for patients across Cheshire, completing hundreds of cases.
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Flexible payment plans also available, with options to pay as little as £88 per month for your treatment.
