Invisalign in Cobham
We offer a discreet treatment with the best results.
The Invisalign system is a virtually invisible way to straighten your teeth using a series of custom-made, clear aligners. Your journey towards a beautiful smile starts right here at Beech House Dental.
From £2800 for upper and lower
Your four-step Invisalign journey to a new beautiful smile.
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Invisalign step one
We will take you through the case assessment, a simple set of photos to determine whether you are suitable for the Invisalign treatment.
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Invisalign step two
If treatment is proper for you, we’ll take photos, X-rays and digital scans, or a dental impression of your teeth. Then we’ll create a digital treatment plan using our state-of-the-art technology, showing you what your results could look like via a 3D video.
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Invisalign step three
We’ll give you a series of aligners to wear every day and change at home – on average every 1-2 weeks (as directed by your Dentist). You can comfortably wear your aligners for 22 hours a day (the recommended daily wear). And because they’re removable, it’s easy to maintain your normal oral hygiene routine and enjoy your usual diet.
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Invisalign step four
We’ll invite you back to the practice every 4-6 weeks to monitor progress and hand over your new aligners. You must wear your retainers to maintain your new smile at the end of your treatment.
All you need to know about Invisalign.
Emmett Hegarty
SPECIALIST ORTHODONTIST
Dr Hegarty has undergone a broad postgraduate training in Oral and Maxillofacial surgery and Orthodontics before embarking on his specialist training in Orthodontics at Guy’s Hospital London and the William Harvey Hospital, Ashford. He qualified with his postgraduate Masters in Orthodontics from King’s College London and Membership in Orthodontics from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.
Emmett is certified and experienced user of Invisalign, lingual braces as well as Damon braces. He has presented at national and international conferences as well publishing in international journals including the ‘’Journal of Orthodontics’’.
Your smile is
important to us.
A beautiful smile is a powerful thing. It can change your outlook, help you overcome inhibitions and give you greater confidence – in your professional life and when you are out socialising.
With Invisalign, you can achieve this smile without using traditional fixed braces. This Fact Sheet provides information about the Invisalign System, so you can discover if a clear, convenient and comfortable teeth straightening treatment is the right course of action for you.
If you’ve ever thought about improving your smile, Invisalign could be a clear way forward.
Invisalign® at Beech House Dental
Invisalign Aligners
The aligners are comfortable and nearly invisible.
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Gently and continuously move your teeth in small increments.
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Are worn for approximately two weeks. Then you switch to a new set of aligners.
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Are removable so you can eat whatever you want and maintain good oral hygiene
Treatable issues
We can treat minor tooth movements to more complex cases
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Overly crowded teeth
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Widely spaced teeth
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Cross bite
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Deep bite.
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Under bite
