Bite correction with aligners

Aligners are clear trays that gently move your teeth into the right position. Each one is made individually from a 3D model of your smile: the doctor plans the path of every tooth in advance, and you can see what the result will be.
Aligners are worn about 20–22 hours a day, taken off only while eating and brushing your teeth. Every 1–2 weeks the aligner is replaced with a new one — and step by step the teeth straighten out. The whole treatment usually takes from 8 months to 2 years.
The aligners are made from a safe biopolymer that does not cause irritation and stays clear throughout the course. The doctor monitors the process every few weeks and adjusts the plan if needed, so that the result is precise and predictable.

to detail. We carefully oversee every stage so that
treatment is predictable and comfortable.

The patient was unhappy with the large gaps between her teeth and the lack of space for an implant on the lower left.
Treatment was aimed at reducing the gaps between the teeth and opening up space for an implant in the area of the left premolar. The treatment took 1 year and was carried out with Eurokappa aligners.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
