• Invisalign offers a variety of treatment packages designed to match each patient’s dental condition and treatment goals, including Express, Lite, Comprehensive, and First.

• Invisalign Express includes up to 7 aligners and is ideal for patients with minor front teeth crowding or small alignment issues.
  Invisalign Lite includes up to 14 aligners and is suitable for patients who have previously had orthodontic treatment or only require minor corrections.

• For patients with moderate to complex orthodontic concerns, Invisalign Comprehensive is the most suitable option, offering a full treatment plan for comprehensive smile transformation.

• Invisalign First is specially designed for children from the age of 7, or for young patients whose permanent teeth have not fully erupted yet, helping guide jaw and dental development at an early stage.

• Invisalign Express
  Up to 7 aligners
  79,000 THB
• Invisalign Lite
  Up to 14 aligners
  140,000 THB
• Invisalign Comprehensive
  Unlimited aligners
  200,000 – 220,000 THB
• Invisalign First
  Unlimited aligners for children aged 7 and above
  150,000 – 220,000 THB

• In general, Invisalign treatment takes approximately 3 months to 1.5 years, depending on the complexity of each case and the treatment plan designed by the orthodontist.

• Typically, Invisalign appointments are scheduled every 2 months to monitor treatment progress and receive new aligners.

• However, if you are unable to visit the clinic regularly, you can inform your dentist in advance. The orthodontist can adjust and customize the treatment plan to better suit your schedule and lifestyle.

• Patients who live in other provinces or overseas can still undergo Invisalign treatment comfortably.

• The orthodontist can customize a suitable treatment plan and arrange aligner schedules to match each patient’s lifestyle and travel plans. However, it is recommended that patients plan to return to Thailand at least 1–2 times per year for follow-up evaluations and treatment monitoring.

• 100% Digital Treatment Planning

  Using 3D digital scanning and simulation technology, Invisalign creates a highly accurate treatment plan tailored to each patient. Patients can clearly discuss their concerns with the dentist and even preview their expected smile results before treatment begins.

• Faster Treatment in Some Cases

  Invisalign treatment can often be completed faster than conventional braces, depending on the complexity of the case and patient compliance.

• Removable for Greater Convenience

  The aligners can be easily removed while eating, allowing patients to enjoy meals more comfortably and maintain better oral hygiene through easier brushing and flossing.

• Fits Easily Into Daily Life

  The clear aligners are comfortable to wear and do not significantly interfere with daily activities, work, social life, or speaking.

• Less Pain and Irritation

  Because Invisalign uses smooth, flexible plastic aligners to gently move the teeth, patients usually experience less discomfort compared to traditional metal braces, with little to no irritation to the cheeks and gums.

• In most cases, approximately 90% of Invisalign treatments do not require tooth extraction, as the dentist aims to preserve the patient’s natural teeth as much as possible.

• Instead of extraction, techniques such as tooth reshaping or interproximal reduction (IPR) may be used to create additional space for tooth movement.

  However, in cases involving severe protrusion, significant crowding, or impacted wisdom teeth that may cause future dental problems, the orthodontist may recommend tooth extraction as part of the treatment plan.

• Whether jaw surgery is necessary depends on the patient’s jaw structure and dental condition. In some cases, if the problem can be corrected through orthodontic treatment alone, jaw surgery may be avoided.

• In these situations, X-rays play a very important role, as they help the orthodontist analyze the size and position of the jaws, as well as the angulation of the teeth. This information is essential for determining the most suitable treatment plan and whether jaw surgery is truly necessary.

Yes, it’s possible. Orthodontic treatment is not harmful to pregnant women.

• Yes, it is possible. We use Invisalign clear aligners, which aren’t permanently attached to the teeth but are flexible, plastic-like devices that cover the teeth.
• We recommend scheduling an appointment for a consultation with our dentist so they can recommend a treatment plan to help you make a decision.
• At TDH, our dentists are happy to offer free consultations.

• It is possible. We recommend making an appointment to consult with the doctor so that the doctor can recommend a treatment plan to help you make a decision.

• It is possible. We recommend making an appointment to consult with the doctor so that the doctor can recommend a treatment plan to help you make a decision.

• It is possible, but typically, orthodontic treatment involves straightening both upper and lower teeth simultaneously to ensure coordinated function. If you only want to straighten the upper or lower teeth, you need to have your dentist assess your bite first, as sometimes straightening one side requires correcting the other as well. Straightening only one side could lead to bite problems.

• Retainers are only tools to help hold the teeth in place; they cannot move them. If you want your teeth to be perfectly aligned, we recommend getting orthodontic treatment again.