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Your in-depth Invisalign plan

A lasting smile starts with a clear roadmap. From the 3D diagnostic data taken at your first visit, your doctor maps out a treatment plan made for you — every stage of the change in detail, and a clear finish date.

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  1. Exam & 3D scan
  2. Wear & control
  3. Finish & retention
A clinician and a patient looking at a smile simulation on the iTero scanner screen at Dr Tony Dental; the patient holds an Invisalign aligner case
A clinician holding an Invisalign box and a patient holding an aligner case, standing beside an iTero scanner showing a 3D scan of both arches
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The World's #1 Clear Aligner.

InvisalignMore than just a clear tray

Invisalign is the world’s most advanced clear orthodontic technology, utilizing a series of removable aligners to completely replace traditional metal braces through the synergy of SmartTrack™ material, SmartForce™ technology, and ClinCheck® 3D planning. Crucially, Dr. Tony personally establishes and controls the entire treatment, ensuring millimeter-precise tooth movement. This clinical mastery is the true key to unlocking Invisalign's full potential, crafting a truly bespoke smile exclusively for you.

Máng niềng Invisalign trong suốt

Technology+Expert Insights

  • SmartTrack Material - Advanced Flexibility

    SmartTrack™ Material

    Exclusive material provides a precise fit and gentle force, ensuring maximum comfort and predictable clinical results.

  • Dr. Tony using ClinCheck® Software for Treatment Planning

    ClinCheck® Planning

    Key Factor

    Dr. Tony customizes 3D force vectors on ClinCheck®, turning digital simulations into precise clinical reality.

  • SmartForce™  & iTero

    SmartForce™ & iTero

    iTero maps your smile in micro-3D. Combined with SmartForce™, it delivers absolute control over complex tooth movements.

  • Invisalign — Over 20 million cases worldwide

    20+ Million Clinical Cases

    A global benchmark of excellence - The world's most trusted clear aligner system.

Suitable ages

Who is Invisalign right for?

Clear aligner treatment is designed to suit every age: children, teenagers and adults alike. What decides whether treatment can begin is not age, but a healthy foundation of teeth, gums and jawbone.

  1. Children still losing baby teeth

    Children

    Invisalign First: Early treatment in the mixed dentition

    The medical goal at this age is to guide jaw growth and make the right amount of space for the permanent teeth coming through. The Invisalign First protocol meets that requirement through physiological arch expansion, and limits soft-tissue injury compared with metal appliances. Children can take the aligners out themselves to eat a varied diet, play sport and go about daily life naturally, without running into a psychological barrier at school.

    A smiling young girl holding up a clear Invisalign First aligner in one hand and an open aligner case in the other
  2. Teenagers

    Invisalign For Teens: A precise protocol & an active life

    The clinical priority for teenagers is holding tooth-movement force steady while protecting enamel that is still developing. Because the aligners come out for thorough cleaning, this method reduces the risk of white spots (enamel demineralisation) so often seen with fixed brackets. Teenagers get in-depth orthodontic treatment yet keep an active life — sport, a musical instrument — without it affecting how they look.

    A teenage girl in a blazer holding up a clear Invisalign Teen aligner in one hand and an open aligner case in the other
  3. Adults

    Invisalign For Adults: Invisible treatment & periodontal control

    Dense jawbone and the periodontal problems adults face call for a protocol that works out micro-forces carefully. Invisalign aligners meet that safety standard through personalised control over how far each tooth moves, keeping resorption of the alveolar bone to a minimum. As an experience, the invisible close-fitting design lets adults keep their professional bearing and protects their privacy in conversations at work, without disrupting a busy schedule.

    An adult patient in the treatment chair holding her Invisalign case beside the iTero scanner screen showing her 3D dental model at Dr Tony Dental

Clinical capability

From slightly crooked teeth to complex bite problems

The eight conditions below are the case types Align Technology states Invisalign aligners can treat. How severe yours is, and whether aligners alone are enough or need to be combined with other treatment, the doctor concludes only after X-rays and a 3D scan.

The videos are 3D simulations made by Align Technology to illustrate how teeth move. They are not cases treated at the clinic.

3D simulation

Overbite

The upper front teeth overlap the lower front teeth too deeply.

Most people have at least a little overbite. When it is too large, your doctor may call it a deep bite, and it can cause problems ranging from worn-down teeth to jaw pain. Doctors describe overbite as a percentage, and 5 to 25 percent is ideal.

Invisalign clear aligners can fix an overbite or deep bite.

3D simulation

Underbite

When the mouth is closed, the lower front teeth sit in front of the upper teeth.

In many cases this is actually a problem of the lower jaw sitting too far forward. An underbite can make it hard to chew properly and speak clearly, and may cause the teeth to wear down more quickly.

Invisalign clear aligners can fix some underbites. Severe underbites may need Invisalign treatment combined with surgery.

3D simulation

Crossbite

When the mouth is closed, some upper teeth sit inside the lower teeth rather than on the outside, where they normally would.

A crossbite can make teeth wear down or chip. It can also make the gums start to recede, or leave small notches near the gum line. This kind of damage can lead to painful gum problems or even bone loss.

Invisalign clear aligners can fix some types of crossbite.

3D simulation

Gap teeth

Extra space between two or more teeth, which doctors call spacing or gap teeth.

Gap teeth can create pockets between the teeth and gums where food gets stuck. This can make the gums tender and sore, and even lead to gum disease.

Invisalign clear aligners can fix gaps in teeth.

3D simulation

Open bite

The upper and lower teeth don't touch when the mouth is closed.

An open bite can make it hard to chew, or difficult to bite into some common foods, such as apples.

Invisalign clear aligners can fix an open bite.

3D simulation

Crowded teeth

There isn't enough room in the jaw for the teeth to fit normally, so they can bunch up, overlap and twist, sometimes getting pushed to the front or the back.

Crowded teeth can make it hard to brush and floss well. That makes it easier for plaque, tartar and harmful bacteria to build up, which down the line can lead to tooth decay and gum disease. Crowded teeth can also get worse over time.

Invisalign clear aligners can fix crowded teeth.

3D simulation

Baby and permanent teeth

Phase 1 orthodontic treatment for growing children with a mix of baby and permanent teeth.

Even with baby teeth, ages 6 to 10 may be the perfect time for children to start orthodontic treatment, known as Phase 1. Its goal is to develop young jaws and/or arches to make room for existing teeth and incoming permanent teeth. Phase 1 can keep existing bite issues from getting worse, fix existing straightening problems, improve the look of a growing child's smile, help with habits such as thumb sucking or tongue thrusting, and make Phase 2 shorter and easier.

Invisalign First clear aligners can be used for Phase 1 and can fix a broad range of straightening issues, including crowding, spacing and narrow dental arches.

3D simulation

Generally straighter teeth

When you just want a more beautiful smile.

Crooked teeth can seem like a little thing. But maybe you have a special event coming up, or want the confidence to take on the world at work or at school — and small fixes can make a big difference.

At the clinic, every ClinCheck plan is built and approved by one clinician: Dr Ho Le Bao An

Advantages

What Invisalign actually gives you

Set against traditional appliances, the clear aligner system has some marked points in its favour. It does more than answer the question of appearance: it also proves itself in protecting periodontal health and in leaving everyday life intact.

  • Oral hygiene made easy and thorough

    Unlike fixed brackets, where food catches under the archwire, Invisalign aligners come out completely. Brushing and flossing carry on exactly as they did before. Medically this counts for a great deal: the gums stay healthy and the enamel stays protected throughout the course of treatment.

  • All but invisible in conversation

    The aligners are clear and follow the natural contour of the teeth. For anyone who spends the day talking to people, meeting clients, or who finds metal brackets at odds with the nature of their work, this is a remarkably discreet solution. The smile stays bright and natural, and the person across the table has real trouble telling that treatment is under way.

  • Gentle on the mouth

    The edge of the aligner is trimmed clean and follows the gum line, doing away entirely with the cheek abrasions and the bulk that come with metal appliances. The mild tightness over the first day or two of each new aligner is an ordinary physiological response — a good sign, showing the teeth are moving along the path the plan set for them.

  • Eat freely, nothing off the list

    Take the aligners out and nothing limits the food you enjoy — no worry at all about a bracket coming loose or a wire bending out of shape. In exchange there is one small discipline to keep: brush your teeth and rinse the aligners before putting them back in, so the mouth stays clean.

  • A cushion over the biting surfaces

    A genuinely useful clinical bonus. Where someone clenches or grinds unconsciously in their sleep, the aligner material acts as a soft cushion. It is no substitute for a nightguard prescribed for the purpose, but it does protect the biting surfaces from wear while the bite is being refined.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Can teeth with crowns or veneers be treated with aligners?
It can be. Attachments bond less well to ceramic than to natural enamel, though, which calls for a specific technique in placing the force. The doctor will forecast this and set the course out transparently from the start.
Does Invisalign treatment always require extractions?
Not necessarily. Under a minimally invasive philosophy the doctor gives priority to interproximal reduction (IPR) or arch expansion. Extraction is the last indication, reserved for severe cases, in order to hold a stable long-term result.
Can patients aged 30–40 have orthodontic treatment?
Absolutely. The prerequisite is a healthy periodontal foundation, not age. A first consultation always comes with a thorough periodontal screening.
Why is a cephalometric film required before the treatment plan is settled?
Because looking at the face cannot accurately separate protrusion or underbite caused by tipped teeth from the same appearance caused by the skeletal structure of the jaws — two groups of causes with entirely different lines of treatment. A cephalometric film supplies data on the relationship between the upper and lower jaws, and it is the only scientific basis on which the doctor can conclude whether your case can be treated with orthodontics alone, or has to go to joint consultation with surgery.
How long does a course of Invisalign treatment usually take?
Most clinical cases finish within about 12–24 months. Cases that only lightly refine the front teeth can be over in 6–12 months; complex cases indicated for extraction, by contrast, need a longer course. The exact time is only established once the doctor has built the 3D digital plan (ClinCheck). That progress depends heavily on your cooperation, though: aligners only deliver their force when worn 20–22 hours a day. Falling short of that wear time means the result will not come out as the plan projected.
Do you treat patients travelling from distant provinces?
Yes. The biomechanical advantage of Invisalign clear aligners is that patients change trays themselves at home, which spaces out follow-up visits compared with traditional fixed braces. For patients coming from a distance we set up an optimised plan, grouping the clinical procedures that require attendance into a single appointment so you travel as little as possible, combined with close remote monitoring.
Do you take on retreatment cases — treatment elsewhere that fell short?
Yes — though this is a complex clinical group calling for the greatest care. The first consultation is not aimed at fitting new aligners straight away, but at letting the doctor re-analyse the existing record and take imaging to assess the room left in the alveolar bone and the movement that has already taken place. After that screening, the doctor will be transparent from the outset about whether your case can be retreated in full, or needs a safe medical limit set in order to preserve the teeth.
How does the Invisalign Black Diamond Doctor standing differ from Black Diamond Provider?
Align Technology assesses and awards trophies independently to two parties — the individual clinician (Doctor) and the healthcare facility (Provider) — on the basis of the number of clinical cases actually treated. That Dr. Tony Dental maintains Black Diamond standing for both Dr Ho Le Bao An and the practice as a whole attests to the in-depth capability of the person leading it, and confirms a closed-loop, consistent quality-control process across the centre.

Dr Ho Le Bao An — professional profile

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