Clear aligner treatment in Melbourne
Explore Invisalign at Creative Smiles in Armadale, welcoming patients from across greater Melbourne.
We are a Diamond Provider
Invisalign’s Diamond Provider designation relates to treatment volume. It does not guarantee treatment suitability or a particular result. We assess your teeth, gums and bite before discussing clear aligner treatment, its limitations and alternatives.
Invisalign Pricing
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Explore indicative pricing for our most popular dental treatments. Download our price guide and, if you’d like, a member of our team can help you understand your options and answer any questions.
Book a free consult
Creative Smiles offers free consultations for Invisalign treatments. Come in and have an open chat about your desired outcome with Invisalign with no obligations.
T&C’s Apply: Additional fees may apply where x-rays are clinically required to determine treatment suitability. Any costs will be discussed with you before proceeding.
What is the Invisalign Treatment Procedure?
4 Creative Smiles Steps for treatment
At your free initial consultation, your dentist can discuss Invisalign suitability for your alignment or bite concerns, expected changes, limitations, risks, alternatives and costs. Any separate diagnostic or treatment fees will be explained before you agree. A consultation does not oblige you to proceed.
If you decide to continue, scans and other appropriate records help plan treatment. A digital simulation illustrates proposed tooth movements; it cannot guarantee the final result. Your written plan will explain estimated treatment time, included records, aligners, reviews and retainers, and any separate charges.
Wear each set of aligners for the daily duration and change schedule prescribed by your dentist. Remove them for eating and follow instructions for drinks, cleaning and storage. Attend progress reviews. Tooth movement, the number of aligners and the overall treatment time vary; additional aligners or other treatment may be needed.
After active treatment, retainers and ongoing reviews help maintain tooth position. Teeth can move again, particularly if retainers are not worn as advised. Keep your teeth and appliances clean and contact the practice if an aligner or retainer is lost, damaged or uncomfortable.
Looking For Alternatives For Invisalign?
We do offer Spark aligners, a clear aligner alternative that can be discussed at your free consultation.
How Invisalign Works
Digital scans and other appropriate records help plan clear aligner treatment at our Armadale clinic. Your dentist uses a digital model to discuss proposed movements and limitations. The simulation is a planning tool and may differ from your actual tooth movement or final result.
Check out this intuitive video for more information.
Invisalign and fixed braces: comparing your options
- Clear aligners are removable and less conspicuous than metal braces. They require consistent wear and are not suitable for every tooth movement or bite problem.
- Fixed braces remain attached during treatment and may be suitable for movements that are difficult with aligners. They require care with cleaning and food choices.
- Both approaches can cause discomfort and carry dental and gum risks. Aligners are not always faster, safer or more effective. The appropriate option depends on clinical assessment, your preferences and your ability to follow the treatment plan.
Risks and recovery
Clear aligners can cause discomfort, gum irritation, decay, root shortening and changes to the health of a tooth’s nerve. Treatment time and results vary. Retainers and ongoing reviews are needed because teeth can move again. Discuss alternatives, including no elective treatment. Read about clear aligner risks and recovery.
Book a free consult
Creative Smiles offers free consultations for Invisalign treatments. Come in and have an open chat about your desired outcome with Invisalign with no obligations.
Making an informed decision
Clear aligners move teeth over time. Consider the expected dental changes, limitations, risks, costs and ongoing retention before deciding. Leaving healthy teeth unchanged may be an option.




