Invisalign

Clear aligners (including Invisalign) straighten teeth with a series of transparent, removable trays — a discreet alternative to fixed braces for suitable cases. Available across our five Hong Kong clinics for teenagers and adults.

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Invisalign at Diestel Dental Group, Hong Kong

What are clear aligners?

Clear aligners are transparent, removable trays that move your teeth in small steps. They are nearly invisible, have no metal wires or brackets to irritate the mouth, and can be taken out to eat and clean your teeth. Invisalign is one of the most widely used clear aligner systems, and “clear aligners” is what many people in Hong Kong search for when they want this discreet option.

How treatment works

  • You wear each aligner 20–22 hours a day, removing it only to eat, to drink hot or coloured drinks, and to brush.
  • You change to the next aligner about every 1–2 weeks, so your teeth move gradually.
  • Wearing them for fewer hours than advised can lengthen treatment and affect the result.
  • After each new aligner you may feel slight tightness or pressure for a few days, which usually eases quickly.

How long does clear aligner treatment take?

This depends on how much movement your case needs and is confirmed after a digital scan and assessment. As a general guide, treatment commonly takes about 12–24 months — shorter for mild cases, longer for more complex bites. The number of review visits also varies from case to case. When treatment finishes, you must wear a retainer as directed to prevent your teeth from drifting back.

Clear aligners vs braces

  • Appearance: aligners are nearly invisible; fixed braces are visible (metal) or less noticeable (ceramic).
  • Comfort: aligners have no wires or brackets; braces can occasionally rub.
  • Convenience: aligners are removable for eating and cleaning, but rely on you wearing them consistently.
  • Suitability: aligners suit many cases; some complex bites are better treated with braces. A consultation will advise.

How much do clear aligners cost in Hong Kong?

Fees depend on the number of teeth to move, the number of aligners and the length of treatment. As a general guide, public references such as the Prince Philip Dental Hospital fee schedule list clear aligner treatment from about HK$45,000 for a single arch to around HK$80,000 for both arches.

Ranges are for general reference only and reflect the wider Hong Kong market; public references such as the Prince Philip Dental Hospital fee schedule can also be consulted. These figures are not a Diestel Dental Group quote — your exact fee is confirmed after an examination. Please consult a dentist for advice on your situation.

Clear aligners for teenagers

Teen-specific aligners suit young people whose adult teeth have largely come through and who can wear the trays consistently. Suitability is assessed by the dentist.

Booking at your nearest clinic

Clear aligner and Invisalign consultations are available across our five Hong Kong clinics. Our dentists speak English, Cantonese, Mandarin and other languages. Choose the location most convenient for you:

Related: Prefer a fixed option, or have a more complex bite? Compare with metal & ceramic braces. Whitening is sometimes done after alignment — see teeth whitening.

Frequently asked questions

How many hours a day do I wear clear aligners?
About 20–22 hours a day. You only remove them to eat, to drink hot or coloured drinks, and to brush and floss. Consistent wear is key to staying on schedule.
How often do I change aligners?
Usually about every 1–2 weeks, moving to the next tray in the series so your teeth shift gradually.
How long does clear aligner treatment take?
Commonly about 12–24 months, shorter for mild cases and longer for complex ones. Your exact plan is confirmed after a digital scan and assessment.
How much do clear aligners cost in Hong Kong?
Public references such as the Prince Philip Dental Hospital fee schedule list treatment from about HK$45,000 for a single arch to around HK$80,000 for both arches. Your exact fee is confirmed after an assessment.
Do clear aligners hurt?
You may feel mild tightness or pressure for a few days after starting a new aligner, which usually settles quickly. There are no wires or brackets to rub.
Will I need a retainer afterwards?
Yes. After treatment you must wear a retainer as directed to keep your teeth in their new position.
Are clear aligners as good as braces?
For many cases they work very well and are more discreet. Some complex bites are better treated with fixed braces. A consultation will tell you which suits your case.
Can clear aligners fix an overbite or crossbite?
Clear aligners can treat many bite issues, including some overbites, crossbites and spacing problems. More complex bites may be better with braces — a scan and assessment will confirm what suits your case.

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