What would you change?
Crooked or crowded teeth
Crowded or tilted front teeth are the most common reason people come to us — and the one where reaching for veneers too quickly does the most harm. Usually there is a kinder order.
Move first, restore less
Straightening the teeth into position with clear aligners means any bonding or veneers afterwards can be thinner — or skipped entirely. Instead of grinding a tooth down to disguise where it sits, we simply move it there, and keep more of your own tooth.
Planned by a specialist
Our aligners are planned by a specialist orthodontist, not printed from a template. For the right person, a few months of alignment plus a little whitening and bonding is the whole makeover — at a fraction of a mouthful of veneers.
About crooked or crowded teeth
Do I have to have veneers to straighten my smile?
Almost never. Clear aligners move the actual teeth, so you keep your own and often need little or nothing added.
How long does alignment take?
Front-teeth cases can finish in a few months; more comprehensive movements up to a year. A specialist will give you an honest estimate.
Crooked or crowded teeth
Let’s look at it together
Book a smile-design consultation and we’ll give you an honest opinion on the simplest way to fix it.