Frequently Asked Questions

Every treatment with clear aligners is individualized and depends on the condition of the patient’s teeth. On average, teeth straightening takes about 2 years. Treatment for less complex cases may take less time. Treatment for complex cases may take longer than 3 years. It is important to note that the patient must be committed to the treatment. The patient must wear the aligners for at least 20 hours a day; otherwise, treatment may take even longer.

The duration of treatment also depends on the condition of the patient’s teeth. Before starting treatment with aligners, it is important to ensure that the teeth are healthy; therefore, an examination and treatment by a dentist may be necessary. Additionally, patients are recommended to undergo professional oral hygiene. Once these steps have been completed, treatment with teeth-straightening aligners can begin.

Teeth straightening with aligners is an excellent alternative to teeth straightening with braces. Therefore, all cases can be treated with either aligners or braces. Sometimes, when a case is complex, a combination of treatments may be used—such as a partial braces system or microimplants that are inserted to provide additional support.

Yes! Teeth straightening with aligners is suitable for both children and adults. During treatment, aligners are fitted for children who have their permanent teeth. Aligners can also be fitted in cases where children still have their baby teeth.

The cost of each teeth straightening with aligners treatment is determined on a case-by-case basis and depends on the complexity of the case. To find out the cost of your treatment, we recommend SCHEDULING a consultation or viewing the estimated treatment cost in our PRICE LIST.

Yes, it is possible. The Simetrija Dentica clinic has a contract with the State Health Insurance Fund (VLK). For individuals under the age of 18 who have been diagnosed with a specific condition, full or partial reimbursement for the purchase of orthodontic appliances may be available from the Compulsory Health Insurance Fund (PSDF). For more information: Orthodontic Appliances.