Thinking about straighter teeth? Clear aligners may be an option for some spacing, crowding or bite concerns. A dental assessment will help you understand what is suitable and the daily commitment involved.
At Parramatta Dentistry | Cosmetique Dental, new and existing patients can book a free consultation to discuss Invisalign and clear aligner options. Get answers about your teeth, treatment time, reviews and costs before making a decision.
Clear aligners are a series of removable trays designed to move teeth gradually. Invisalign is one brand of clear aligner treatment. Your dentist plans the movement and checks progress during treatment.
The aligners are less noticeable than fixed braces, but they are not invisible. Depending on the plan, small tooth-coloured attachments or other measures may also be needed.
The right treatment depends on the position of your teeth, your bite and the health of your mouth. Clear aligners are not suitable for every case. Braces or specialist orthodontic assessment may be recommended.
Tell us what you would like to change and whether you have had orthodontic treatment before. It is also useful to discuss how removable aligners would fit around your work, meals and daily routine.
Up to 7 Aligners
Up to 14 aligners and 2 sets of refinement aligners for 2 years.
Up to 26 aligners and unlimited refinement aligners for 2 years.
Unlimited aligners within 5 years of treatment time
A limited treatment scope that may suit selected minor tooth movements. Suitability depends on your bite and treatment history.
A treatment scope for selected alignment concerns. Your quote will specify the planned aligners, refinement allowance and any conditions.
A broader treatment scope for some alignment and bite concerns. Your dentist will explain the proposed movements and review schedule.
A treatment scope that allows for a wider range of planned movements. Complex cases may still require another approach or specialist referral.
Find out what daily wear, treatment costs and aftercare involve. Your consultation is an opportunity to ask how these apply to your teeth.
Invisalign uses a series of removable clear aligners to move teeth gradually. Your dentist plans the movement, tells you when to change aligners and monitors progress. It is one brand of clear aligner treatment.
Aligners are less noticeable than fixed braces and can be removed for meals and cleaning. They still require consistent wear, commonly around 20–22 hours a day as directed. Attachments may be needed, and aligners are not suitable for every bite concern.
Pressure, temporary discomfort and changes in speech can occur. Your dentist will explain what to expect and when to contact the practice. Orthodontic treatment also carries risks such as root changes; decay or gum problems can develop if cleaning is inadequate.
Possibly. Your teeth, bite and oral health determine the appropriate options. Your dentist will discuss alternatives, including specialist orthodontic assessment where needed, and explain the treating location and fees.
Humm payment plans are available through an external provider, subject to eligibility, approval, fees and terms. Review the total treatment fee and finance terms before deciding.
Your written quote will explain the retainers included or any additional charge. Retention is needed after active treatment, and teeth can move again if retainers are not worn as advised.
The fee depends on the proposed treatment scope and complexity. Ask for a quote covering aligners, reviews, refinements and retainers. New and existing patients can request a free consultation; clinically necessary consultation records may be included, as explained when booking.
Ask the team to confirm your appointment type and any fee. If you are requesting the free Invisalign or clear aligner consultation, tell us when arranging your visit. Call (02) 8090 1109 for help.
Request our price guide as a starting point, then speak with us about an itemised quote for your individual care. We will explain what is included and any additional treatment that may be needed.
