Invisalign in Twickenham
Clear aligner treatment at 2 London Road, planned from a digital scan so you can see the predicted finish before you decide. Most adult cases here are crowding, relapse after childhood braces, or straightening as the first step towards bonding.
2 London Road, Twickenham, London TW1 3RY · +44 7356 215372
Who it suits
Aligners suit most adult cases beautifully and a few not at all. Where fixed braces would genuinely give you a better result, that is what will be recommended.

How treatment works
A digital scan instead of impressions, plus photographs and a bite assessment. Nothing is committed to until the plan is agreed.
You see a simulation of the predicted finish, with the number of aligners and the honest timeline, before you pay for treatment.
Aligners are worn twenty to twenty-two hours a day and changed on schedule. Reviews are spaced so treatment fits around work rather than interrupting it.
Retainers are not optional — they are how the result survives. Fitting, replacement and long-term retention are discussed at the start, not sprung on you at the end.
Getting here
The practice is at 2 London Road, Twickenham, London TW1 3RY. Monday – Friday, 9am – 5:30pm; Saturday by appointment.
Five minutes on foot from Twickenham station, covering TW1 and TW2.
A ten-minute walk along Richmond Road.
Ten minutes by car, or the 490 and R68 buses.
Ten minutes by car or the 281.
Eight minutes by car, or the 281 bus.
Ten minutes over Richmond Bridge, or the H37.
Common questions
Aligner treatment is quoted per case, because a mild alignment and a full-arch case are very different amounts of work. The figure is written down before you start and includes your review appointments.
Mild cases often finish in four to six months; fuller cases take twelve to eighteen. You are given an honest estimate from the plan, not a marketing figure.
Pressure and tenderness for a day or two after each new aligner is normal and fades. Most people describe it as an odd tightness rather than pain.
Aligners are clear, but small tooth-coloured attachments are often needed to move teeth accurately. They are visible close up and invisible in conversation.
From the journal
What changes the price, what should be included, and the extras that catch people out.
Read the guideRealistic timelines by case type, and what makes treatment run over.
Read the guideWhat each new aligner actually feels like, and what helps in the first two days.
Read the guideTreatments
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