Straighten Your Smile Discreetly with Invisalign Clear Aligners in Perth
ABOUT INVISALIGN
How Invisalign Clear Aligners Work
CLEAR ALIGNER TREATMENT OPTIONS
Clear Aligner Treatments Designed for Your Unique Smile Goals
Invisalign
Invisalign uses a series of clear, removable aligners to reposition your teeth. Each aligner is designed for gradual, step-by-step movement based on your treatment plan. It’s a flexible orthodontic option that fits comfortably into daily life.
Invisalign for Teens
Invisalign Teen is a modern option for managing mild to moderate alignment needs. The clear aligners are removable and easy to manage. They’re designed to fit around school, sports, and social life—without brackets or wires.
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Reveal
Reveal clear aligners offer a clear, removable method for teeth straightening. Each tray is designed to guide gradual movement as part of your treatment plan. They’re intended to blend into daily routines with minimal impact on your appearance.
ClearCorrect
ClearCorrect offers a modern approach to clear orthodontics. The aligners are worn throughout the day and changed regularly as part of your treatment plan. They’re removable for meals, brushing, and daily routines, making them easier to manage.
TrioClear
TrioClear provides orthodontic aligners that are worn in a gradual progression. Each tray varies in firmness to slowly guide changes in tooth positioning. The system is designed for those seeking discreet treatment that accommodates their school, work, and social routines.
INVISALIGN CANDIDATES
Who’s a Suitable Candidate for Invisalign Treatment?
1 Mild to Moderate Crowding
2 Commitment to Wear Time
3 Stable Oral Health
4 Realistic Treatment Goals
WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT
Features of Invisalign Clear Aligners
Removable for Flexibility
Invisalign aligners can be taken out for meals, brushing, and as directed by your dentist. This flexibility makes it easier to maintain oral hygiene and fit treatment around daily routines.
Low Visual Impact
Made from clear plastic, Invisalign aligners are designed to be discreet during wear. This feature appeals to people seeking a less noticeable option for managing mild to moderate alignment concerns.
Smooth and Comfortable
Invisalign aligners are custom-made to sit closely over your teeth. Without metal brackets or wires, many people find them more comfortable for daily wear and less likely to cause irritation.
Considering Invisalign? Next Steps to Explore
Explore whether clear aligners are right for you. A personalised consultation can help clarify your options based on your smile goals and lifestyle.
IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS
Understanding the Risks and Limitations of Invisalign Aligners
1 Treatment Compliance Required
2Not Suitable for All Cases
3 Temporary Discomfort Possible
4 Lost or Damaged Aligners
STEP-BY-STEP CARE
What to Expect During Your Invisalign Treatment Journey
Invisalign treatment involves a series of guided steps outlined in your personalised treatment plan. Here’s what to expect during your clear aligner journey:
Invisalign Consultation
An initial consultation helps assess whether Invisalign suits your alignment goals. Your dentist will review your smile, discuss options, and explain how the process may work for you.
Personalised Smile Planning
Digital scans and photos are taken to map out tooth movement. This personalised plan helps visualise how your teeth could shift over time with aligners.
Aligner Pickup and Fitting
Once your aligners are ready, you’ll receive instructions on how to wear and care for them. Fitting usually includes guidance on wear time and tray changes.
Check-ins and Smile Refinement
Progress is monitored through routine check-ins. Your dentist may adjust your plan or provide refinements based on how your teeth are tracking. Minor touch-ups may be required after your final aligners are fitted.
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Payment and Funding Options for Eligible Patients
We provide information about available payment and funding options that eligible patients may access to assist with managing treatment costs.
Disclaimer:
- Flexible payment options are available (e.g. Afterpay, Denticare, SuperCare).
- All payment plans and subsidies are subject to provider eligibility criteria, approval processes, and individual circumstances.
- Terms, conditions, fees, and lending criteria apply.
- Please speak with our team for full details before proceeding.
Afterpay
Afterpay enables eligible patients to spread dental treatment costs across four instalments. This option may assist with scheduled payments. Terms and conditions apply, and patients should confirm their eligibility before using this service.
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Denticare provides approved payment plan options for eligible patients. This option is subject to approval and eligibility criteria, and patients should confirm details directly with Denticare before starting treatment.
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Health Funds
We accept most major health funds for eligible dental services. Benefit amounts differ by fund and level of cover. Patients should confirm entitlements with their health fund before treatment, as benefits and gap payments vary between providers.
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Through SuperCare, eligible patients may apply for early release of superannuation to fund approved dental treatments. This process is subject to ATO approval and strict eligibility criteria. Patients should confirm their eligibility before undergoing a procedure.
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The Metropolitan Patient Dental Subsidy Scheme (MPDSS) may provide eligible patients with subsidised dental care. Availability depends on specific criteria set by government health services. Patients should confirm eligibility and conditions with their local health authority before booking.
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CDBS
The Child Dental Benefits Schedule (CDBS) provides eligible children aged 0–17 with access to certain dental services, funded by Medicare. Conditions and annual limits apply. Parents should confirm eligibility through Medicare before commencing treatment under the scheme.
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Dental care may be available to eligible Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) health card holders. Treatment and benefits depend on card type and entitlements. Patients must confirm eligibility and requirements with DVA before accessing services.
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We Accept Most Health Funds for Transparent, Easy-to-Manage Dental Visits
MEET YOUR DENTISTS
Dedicated Dental Team Focused on Comfort and Care
Dr. Karthik is a fully qualified dentist with more than 23 years of clinical experience. Since completing his Bachelor of Dental Surgery in 2002, he has developed a strong interest in surgical procedures, dental implantology, and clear aligner systems. He holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Implantology from UCLA and has undergone comprehensive training in digital treatment planning and orthodontic aligner therapy.
His work is primarily focused on surgical extractions, implant placement, and managing complex treatment plans. He is dedicated to continuous learning and consistently integrates evidence-based techniques into his daily practice. Outside of dentistry, he enjoys playing backyard cricket and badminton with his sons, as well as practising mindfulness and maintaining a balanced lifestyle.
Dr. Karthik earned a Master’s in Clinical Implantology from UCLA, focusing on implant systems, surgical techniques, and oral rehabilitation.
Dr. Behnoush is a dentist with more than 15 years of clinical experience. She gained her qualification through the Australian Dental Council in 2008 and has been practising in the country since 2009. She communicates clearly with patients and takes time to explain treatment options, especially during procedures that may be new or feel overwhelming.
She provides care across all aspects of general dentistry, with special interests in Invisalign, cosmetic treatments, and restorative work, such as crowns and bridges. She is dedicated to continuous learning and regularly attends continuing education programs. Outside of dentistry, she enjoys family time, active living, and being engaged in her local community.
Dr. Behnoush is a member of the Australian Dental Association and upholds national clinical standards and professional codes of conduct.
As a Senior Dentist, Dr. Julija focuses on preventive care and communication. She completed her Bachelor of Dental Surgery in 2006 and has more than 15 years of experience. Her calm, friendly approach helps patients feel at ease. She takes the time to explain treatment options and values building lasting relationships through clear and respectful communication.
She provides a wide range of dental services, including preventive, cosmetic, paediatric, extraction, and alignment treatments. She tailors treatment plans to each individual and stays current with evolving techniques. She enjoys cooking and cycling and regularly joins her family in the City to Surf walking challenge, combining fitness with community involvement.
Dr. Julija participates in professional development courses both domestically and internationally to stay current with the latest developments in dentistry.
Dr. Julija is a member of the Australian Dental Association - Western Australia (ADAWA), upholding ethical practice and professional standards in dentistry.
Dr. Siddharth is a dentist providing prosthodontic and implant care. He also provides restorative care, including dentures, crowns and bridges, veneers, and full mouth rehabilitation. He focuses on detail and long-term treatment planning, using a methodical approach shaped by patient goals and needs. His calm and clear communication helps patients navigate their treatment with clarity and understanding.
He enjoys creative pursuits, such as drawing, sketching, cooking, and dancing. These interests reflect his attention to shape, form, and balance—qualities that align with his approach to dental restoration and aesthetics. He works closely with patients on treatment options that are functional and designed with comfort and longevity in mind.
Dr. Siddharth completed his dental degree in India prior to registering locally, adding international clinical training to his restorative and implant work.
- Dr. Siddharth is a Fellow of the Indian Society of Oral Implantologists (ISOI), a professional body dedicated to implant training and clinical development.
- He also holds a Fellowship with the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI), an organisation that promotes global collaboration in implant dentistry.
Dr. Abha is a dentist with a Master’s degree in Periodontology and Implantology. She gained her dental qualification in India and registered with the Australian Dental Council. Her background in surgical and implant dentistry is combined with a calm, clear approach to patient care. She focuses on communication and helping patients understand treatment options that suit their individual needs.
She provides preventive, surgical, and implant treatment with careful attention to detail. She applies modern techniques guided by current research and encourages patients to remain committed to their oral health. Outside of dentistry, she spends her time with family, reading, listening to music, travelling, and exploring new places and cultures.
- Dr. Abha completed a Master’s degree in Periodontology and Implantology in India before gaining registration to practise dentistry locally.
- She frequently attends workshops and conferences domestically and internationally to maintain knowledge of current trends and developments in clinical techniques.
- Dr. Abha is a Fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI), an international organisation focused on education in implant dentistry.
Dr. Amy joined the team after completing her Doctor of Dental Medicine at the University of Western Australia. She also holds a PhD in Materials Science from Curtin University, which provided valuable insight into dental materials and their clinical performance. She provides general dental care with a particular interest in implants, orthodontics, and clear aligner treatment, such as Invisalign.
She engages in continuing professional education to stay aligned with advancements in general and restorative dentistry techniques. She takes care to create a calm, comfortable environment, especially for patients who may feel anxious about dental visits. She is fluent in both Mandarin and Cantonese and communicates clearly with patients of all backgrounds.
Dr. Bashi offers preventive, restorative, paediatric, endodontic, prosthodontic, and minor oral surgery care in both private and community settings. Her background in clinical dentistry and public health shapes her patient-focused approach, particularly in education and prevention. She communicates clearly with patients of all ages and is committed to providing care that is personalised and responsive to each patient’s unique needs and treatment goals.
During her postgraduate studies, she completed an internship with a healthcare consulting team, contributing to public health projects in various regions. She continues to pursue professional development and enjoys combining clinical care with broader health perspectives. In her spare time, she enjoys basketball, scenic photography, video editing, travel, and exploring diverse cuisines.
Dr. Bashi completed her Bachelor of Dental Surgery at the University of Peradeniya in Sri Lanka before gaining registration to practise in the country.
- Dr. Bashi is a member of the Australian Dental Association and follows its standards for continuing education and ethical patient care.
- She is also registered with the Sri Lanka Medical Council, reflecting her international clinical training and professional background.
Dr. Neha is a general dentist with postgraduate training in paediatric dentistry and over 13 years of clinical experience. She worked for nine years in Abu Dhabi, focusing on children's oral health. She recently gained her local registration through the Australian Dental Council and now provides care to patients of all ages, including restorative, preventive, and paediatric dentistry.
She has a particular interest in root canal therapy, minimally invasive treatment, and inhalation sedation for anxious patients. She values communication and clarity in every appointment and aims to create a calm environment tailored to each patient’s needs. Her interests outside of dentistry include travel, creative writing, and spending time with her family.
Dr. Neha holds a Bachelor of Dental Surgery and a Master’s in Paediatric Dentistry and has worked clinically in Abu Dhabi for over nine years.
Dr. Karthika completed her Bachelor of Dental Surgery in India and worked in both public and private clinics before settling in Perth. She provides general and restorative care, with a strong interest in preventive dentistry and early intervention. She values collaboration and patient education, helping patients feel more comfortable in making informed choices about their dental care.
She continues to expand her clinical knowledge through continuous professional development. She works gently and thoughtfully with nervous patients, helping them feel more at ease during their appointments. Aside from her work in dentistry, she enjoys gardening, trying new recipes, tackling home DIY projects, and sharing meals with family and friends.
Dr. Karthika earned her Bachelor of Dental Surgery overseas and later gained registration to practise as a general dentist locally.
THINGS TO KNOW
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Invisalign, and how does it work?
Invisalign is a clear aligner system designed to straighten teeth without the use of traditional metal braces. It involves wearing a series of custom-made, removable plastic trays that gradually shift your teeth into a more aligned position. Here’s how Invisalign works to move your teeth into place:
- Targeted pressure:
Each aligner is specially shaped to gently nudge certain teeth into place. This light pressure helps guide your teeth without the need for brackets or wires. - Regular aligner changes:
Every one to two weeks, you’ll switch to a new aligner. This keeps your teeth progressing in the right direction, following the plan outlined in your treatment roadmap. - Consistent wear time:
Aligners should be worn for 20–22 hours a day. This consistency is key to keeping the teeth straightening treatment on track and promoting gradual progress. - Controlled movement over time:
Invisalign aligners are designed to move teeth in a specific order. Some teeth are held steady while others move, helping to reduce pressure on surrounding teeth and gums.
What are the features of Invisalign treatment?
Invisalign is a system of removable clear aligners used as an alternative to metal braces in suitable cases. It’s designed to fit into your daily routine while helping improve dental alignment over time.
Here are its key benefits:
- Nearly invisible appearance:
Made from clear plastic, the aligners are less noticeable than braces when worn—suitable for those who prefer a more subtle orthodontic option. - Removable for convenience:
Aligners can be taken out for eating, brushing, and flossing, allowing you to maintain your daily habits without dietary restrictions. - Simplified oral care:
Because aligners are removable, brushing and flossing remain straightforward, helping to support good oral hygiene throughout your treatment. - Customised treatment plan:
Invisalign treatment is tailored to your individual needs using advanced digital scans and software, giving your dental provider precise control over tooth movement. - Fewer in-person appointments:
Depending on your treatment needs, Invisalign may require fewer check-ups than traditional braces, which some patients find more convenient.
What level of discomfort can occur with Invisalign treatment?
Invisalign does not use brackets or wires; however, some patients may experience pressure or tightness during treatment. These sensations are part of the tooth movement process and are usually short-lived.
Here’s what you might feel:
- Pressure or tightness when changing aligners:
Many people experience mild tension or a feeling of snugness during the first 24–48 hours after wearing a new set of aligners. This sensation usually eases as the teeth begin adjusting to the gradual movement. - Mild soreness in teeth or gums:
Some people report slight soreness during the first few days of each new aligner set. This discomfort usually fades as your teeth settle into position. - Temporary speech changes:
A minor lisp or altered speech may occur when you first begin wearing orthodontic aligners. This generally improves within a few days as your tongue adjusts to the trays. - Sensation of fullness in the mouth:
Early in treatment, aligners may feel bulky or unfamiliar. Many people adapt within the first week as they get used to wearing them daily.
How much does Invisalign cost?
Invisalign treatment starts at $3,300, but the final cost can vary depending on your specific needs. Your dentist will provide a personalised quote after a full assessment.
Here are some of the main factors that can influence the cost of Invisalign:
- Complexity of your case:
More complex dental concerns, such as bite issues or severe crowding, often require a greater number of aligners. This can lead to longer treatment times and higher Invisalign costs. - Length of treatment:
In some cases, treatment may be completed in under six months, while more complex cases may take 12-18 months or longer. The duration impacts how many aligners you’ll need. - Additional procedures:
Your provider may recommend supplementary treatments, such as attachments, enamel reshaping, or interproximal reduction. These may affect the final price. - Provider and location:
Providers with more experience or clinics in higher-cost areas may charge higher fees due to increased overheads and local demand.
If you’re planning to get Invisalign clear aligners in Perth, we recommend booking an in-person consultation with our team. We’ll provide a detailed Invisalign cost estimate tailored to your alignment needs and goals.
How long does clear aligner treatment usually take compared to braces?
A study suggests that treatment time with clear aligners may be shorter in mild to moderate cases compared to braces.
Here are the key findings from the research:
- Faster overall treatment:
Patients using clear aligners completed their care in an average of 18 months. In comparison, those with traditional braces usually required around 24 months. - Meaningful time savings:
This reduction in duration was statistically significant, supporting the efficiency of clear aligners when used in suitable cases. - Similar alignment outcomes:
Both approaches showed high effectiveness in improving dental alignment, with results achieved in 88% of aligner cases and 90% of brace cases. - Comparable stability over time:
Relapse occurred in 12% of aligner cases and 10% of brace cases. The difference was not statistically significant, suggesting both options offer stable results when managed appropriately.
Can you eat with clear aligners?
Clear aligners—sometimes referred to as removable braces—should be taken out before eating. This keeps them protected and helps your treatment stay on track.
Here’s what you need to know:
- Aligners must be taken out before meals:
Eating with aligners in place can damage or discolour the plastic material. It can also trap food particles, increasing the risk of tooth decay or gum irritation. - Only water is safe to consume while wearing them:
While wearing clear aligners, drink only plain water. Beverages like coffee, tea, soft drinks, or juice can stain the aligners and should only be consumed after removing the trays. - Brush before putting them back in:
It’s important to brush your teeth after every meal and snack before reinserting your aligners. This helps prevent plaque buildup, staining, and the accumulation of food particles.
Do clear aligners work for everyone?
Clear aligners can be an effective option for teeth straightening, particularly in cases involving mild to moderate crowding, spacing, or minor bite concerns. However, they’re not suitable for everyone. Complex issues may be better managed with other orthodontic treatments.
Furthermore, successful results depend on wearing the aligners for 20-22 hours per day. Inconsistent use can limit progress.
If you’re considering invisible braces in Perth, your dentist can assess whether clear aligners are appropriate for your dental needs and lifestyle.
What factors influence the value of Invisalign treatment?
Invisalign can be a valuable option for many people. However, whether it’s “worth it” depends on how well the treatment aligns with your personal goals, expectations, and financial priorities. Here are some factors to help guide your decision:
- What results are you hoping to achieve?
If your alignment needs are relatively uncomplicated, Invisalign may be a practical and discreet option. For more complex dental movements, alternative approaches may be recommended. - How much do aesthetics and discretion matter to you?
If a low-visibility orthodontic option is important—whether for social, professional, or personal reasons—the clear appearance of aligners can add value. - Will you wear them consistently?
The clear aligners need to be worn for 20–22 hours per day to be effective. Invisalign benefits those who can commit to this routine, as inconsistent wear may affect the results and make the investment feel less worthwhile. - Are you comfortable with the cost?
Invisalign usually starts at $3,300. Final pricing depends on your specific case and may include payment plans or financing options, which can help make it more manageable.
Do I need to wear a retainer after clear aligner treatment?
Yes, wearing a retainer after clear aligner treatment is strongly recommended for the following reasons:
- Stabilising tooth position:
After teeth have been moved, the surrounding bone and tissues need time to adapt. Retainers help maintain the new positions while these structures settle. - Gradual adjustment in wear time:
Retainer use usually starts with more frequent wear and may taper off to a few nights per week. Your dental provider will give guidance based on your needs. - Ongoing care for your smile:
Continued use of retainers, even years after treatment, can help maintain the alignment achieved during your care.
What does research say about Invisalign effectiveness?
Invisalign has shown a success rate of approximately 88%. This is comparable to the results achieved with traditional braces in many mild to moderate cases.
However, individual results can vary based on several factors, which include the following:
- Type of tooth movement required:
Invisalign is usually effective for horizontal and tipping movements. Movements like vertical shifts or large rotations have shown lower rates of success in some studies compared to simpler movements. - Patient compliance:
Aligners must be worn for 20-22 hours per day. Skipping wear time or delaying tray changes can affect overall results. - Precision of digital planning:
Invisalign treatment is based on computer-generated models. The accuracy of these digital simulations plays a role in how well the aligners guide tooth movement. - Monitoring and adjustments:
Outcomes can also be influenced by how the case is planned and monitored throughout the treatment process.
How long does Invisalign treatment usually take?
Invisalign treatment time varies from person to person. Some cases are completed in just a few months. Others may take longer, depending on their individual alignment needs and how closely the aligners are worn as prescribed.
Here are the main factors that can affect how long Invisalign treatment takes:
- Type of Invisalign used:
The version of Invisalign you receive will influence the duration of your treatment, as each type is designed for different levels of alignment. - Complexity of tooth movement:
More complex adjustments involving multiple teeth or bite changes usually require longer treatment times than simpler cases. - How consistently you wear your aligners:
Aligners must be worn for 20-22 hours per day to stay on schedule. Inconsistent wear can slow progress and extend your treatment time. - Your body’s response to treatment:
Everyone’s teeth move at different rates. Factors such as age, bone structure, and oral health can affect how quickly your teeth adjust.
How do I care for my Invisalign clear aligners?
Caring for your Invisalign aligners is an important part of your treatment. Keeping them clean helps maintain their clarity and comfort, reduces the risk of staining, and promotes good oral hygiene.
Here are some important tips:
- Brush aligners gently once a day:
Use a soft toothbrush and clear, unscented liquid soap to clean your aligners. Avoid toothpaste, as it can be too abrasive and may scratch the plastic. - Soak aligners regularly:
Use a cleaning mixture formulated for clear aligners, or follow your provider’s recommendation for proper soaking methods. This process helps reduce odour and reduce plaque or residue that brushing may miss. - Avoid heat and coloured drinks:
Do not expose your aligners to hot water, coffee, tea, or soft drinks while wearing them. These can warp or stain the material used in your clear orthodontics. - Brush and floss before reinserting:
Clean your teeth after meals or snacks before reinserting your aligners. This helps reduce the risk of decay and gum irritation. - Store them in a case when not in use:
Always place your aligners in their case when they’re not in your mouth to avoid accidental loss or contamination.
Who is not suitable for Invisalign?
While Invisalign is a useful option for many people, it may not be the right choice for everyone. Here are some situations where Invisalign may not be recommended:
- Severe alignment complexity:
Cases involving significant bite discrepancies, large tooth rotations, or the need for vertical tooth movement may require different orthodontic approaches for better control. - Ongoing dental or gum issues:
Oral health problems, such as unaddressed decay, gum inflammation, or severe periodontal disease, must be managed before beginning any orthodontic care. - Children with developing teeth:
Younger patients whose teeth or jaws are still developing may need options that provide more control over growth and eruption. - Use of certain dental appliances:
Those with bridges, implants, or other restorations may encounter limitations in how aligners can be used in conjunction with their existing dental structures.
For those considering Invisalign clear aligners in Perth, a dental assessment is an important first step. Our team will assess your needs and recommend whether Invisalign or another option is more appropriate for your case.
What types of clear aligners does your clinic offer?
Our clinic offers Invisalign clear aligners for both adults and teenagers. The type of Invisalign plan used can vary depending on your situation.
Here are some of the factors that help determine the type of Invisalign plan recommended:
- Age and stage of dental development:
Some plans are tailored for teenagers with developing teeth, while others are designed for adults with fully developed dentition. - Severity of alignment needs:
The complexity of your spacing, crowding, or bite concerns can affect the number of aligners required and the duration of treatment. - Lifestyle preferences:
Treatment planning may take into account how consistently you can wear the aligners and whether features like wear indicators would be helpful. - Goals and expectations:
Our team will consider your desired outcome and recommend a plan appropriate for your alignment goals and oral condition.
For those considering nearly invisible braces in Perth, scheduling a consultation is a practical way to explore the clear aligner options we offer. We’ll assess your alignment needs and recommend an Invisalign approach suited to your goals and oral health.
