MONÉ Dental Clinic
Aligners. Bite Correction
Cost of bite correction with aligners:
MONÉ Aligners
starting at 3 000 zł
Spark Aligners
starting at 250 zł
The average duration of treatment is 3–12 months.
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Aligner Fitting in Warsaw.
Aligners are clear, removable trays that gradually and gently straighten teeth while remaining virtually invisible. They are a modern solution for those who want to maintain their appearance and avoid wearing metal or even ceramic braces.
Their mechanism of action is based on the gradual movement of the teeth: each aligner shifts them a small distance (on average, 0.3–0.5 mm). The patient wears one aligner for a specific period of time—usually about two weeks—and then moves on to the next one. Step by step, the teeth move into their planned positions.
The key difference from braces is the preliminary digital treatment planning. Using 3D modeling, the dentist can visualize the entire process of tooth movement from start to finish in advance. A digital model is created in which every movement and rotation is calculated, and a complete set of aligners is then fabricated based on this model.
Aligners are custom-made based on 3D scans, so each aligner precisely matches the current stage of treatment and takes the patient’s anatomical features into account. Modern digital technologies are used instead of traditional impressions, making the process more comfortable.
Benefits of Treatment with Aligners
Their mechanism of action is based on the gradual movement of the teeth: each aligner shifts them a small distance (on average, 0.3–0.5 mm). The patient wears one aligner for a specific period of time—usually about two weeks—and then moves on to the next one. Step by step, the teeth move into their planned positions.
The key difference from braces is the preliminary digital treatment planning. Using 3D modeling, the dentist can visualize the entire process of tooth movement from start to finish in advance. A digital model is created in which every movement and rotation is calculated, and a complete set of aligners is then fabricated based on this model.
Aligners are custom-made based on 3D scans, so each aligner precisely matches the current stage of treatment and takes the patient’s anatomical features into account. Modern digital technologies are used instead of traditional impressions, making the process more comfortable.
Benefits of Treatment with Aligners
- Aesthetics
- No pain or discomfort
- Safety
- Comfort
- Maintain your usual lifestyle
- Visualize the results before starting treatment
Correcting a Malocclusion with Aligners
When Is Treatment with Aligners Recommended?
Indications for treatment with aligners
- crowded front teeth that spoil your smile;
- gaps between teeth (diastemas, tremas);
- teeth rotated around their axis;
- slight protrusion of individual teeth;
- preparation for dental prosthetics and implants;
- mild to moderate malocclusion;
- speech impediments caused by tooth position;
- difficulty chewing food;
- asymmetrical smile;
- relapse after braces.
There are also contraindications.
First and foremost, these include severe skeletal malocclusions. If caries or periodontitis is present, treatment must be completed first, and only then should aligners be used.
In more complex clinical situations, a combined approach is possible—using aligners together with mini-screws or partial braces on individual teeth.
Benefits of Treatment with Aligners
- Individuality
- Aesthetics
- Convenient preparation
- No pain or discomfort
- Safety
- Comfort
- Maintaining your usual lifestyle
- Visualization of the results before treatment begins
Aligners are an excellent tool, but they aren’t suitable for every case. We always honestly assess whether a treatment plan can be carried out using them. If so, it will be a beautiful, comfortable, and predictable path to a perfect smile. If not, we’ll offer the best alternative option.
Stages of Treatment at MONÉ Dental Clinic
Correcting a malocclusion at “MONÉ” is a team effort involving specialists and a well-structured process:
Consultation and Diagnosis
Precise planning is the foundation of successful treatment with aligners. The orthodontist must carefully calculate each tooth movement, take biomechanics into account, determine the sequence of movements, and assess the need for additional support. The final result depends largely on the quality of the planning.
It all begins with a consultation: the dentist examines your mouth, listens to your preferences, and assesses your clinical situation. Next, a functional diagnosis is performed to evaluate the overall function of the dentofacial system—the interaction between the teeth, masticatory muscles, and the temporomandibular joint (TMJ).
Based on the data collected, a digital model is created, and the dentist plans the treatment in detail. This is not an automated process—the specialist manually specifies each tooth movement, taking into account the anatomy and characteristics of your bite. After that, the final result is simulated, which you can view on the screen, discuss with the dentist, and make adjustments to if necessary.
It all begins with a consultation: the dentist examines your mouth, listens to your preferences, and assesses your clinical situation. Next, a functional diagnosis is performed to evaluate the overall function of the dentofacial system—the interaction between the teeth, masticatory muscles, and the temporomandibular joint (TMJ).
Based on the data collected, a digital model is created, and the dentist plans the treatment in detail. This is not an automated process—the specialist manually specifies each tooth movement, taking into account the anatomy and characteristics of your bite. After that, the final result is simulated, which you can view on the screen, discuss with the dentist, and make adjustments to if necessary.
Custom Aligner Fabrication
Based on the 3D plan, a complete set of aligners is manufactured—from the first to the last. Each aligner corresponds to a specific stage of treatment and is numbered accordingly. Production typically takes several weeks.
The aligners are made from durable, transparent, and safe medical-grade plastic using high-precision equipment. Once they are ready, you come in for an appointment: the dentist attaches the attachments, gives you the first set of aligners (usually several sets), and explains in detail how to wear, replace, and care for them, as well as schedules follow-up visits.
The aligners are made from durable, transparent, and safe medical-grade plastic using high-precision equipment. Once they are ready, you come in for an appointment: the dentist attaches the attachments, gives you the first set of aligners (usually several sets), and explains in detail how to wear, replace, and care for them, as well as schedules follow-up visits.
Wearing and Monitoring
Aligners must be worn for about 22 hours a day, removing them only while eating and brushing your teeth. This requires discipline, but it is adherence to this regimen that ensures the effectiveness of the treatment. Aligners are typically replaced every 1–2 weeks.
Follow-up visits to the orthodontist take place approximately every 6–8 weeks. The doctor assesses the progress of treatment and compares the actual position of the teeth with the planned one. If everything is going according to plan, treatment continues as is; adjustments are made as needed.
Follow-up visits to the orthodontist take place approximately every 6–8 weeks. The doctor assesses the progress of treatment and compares the actual position of the teeth with the planned one. If everything is going according to plan, treatment continues as is; adjustments are made as needed.
Adjustment and Completion of Treatment
One of the advantages is the ability to adjust the treatment plan as treatment progresses. If necessary, the dentist revises the strategy, additional aligners are made, and treatment continues until the optimal result is achieved.
After the active phase is complete, the retention phase begins—the stage of consolidating the results. As with braces, retainers are used: a fixed retainer on the inner surface of the teeth and/or a removable aligner worn at night to maintain the achieved tooth position.
After the active phase is complete, the retention phase begins—the stage of consolidating the results. As with braces, retainers are used: a fixed retainer on the inner surface of the teeth and/or a removable aligner worn at night to maintain the achieved tooth position.
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Limitations on the Use of Aligners
Aligners are an effective and modern method, but they are not a one-size-fits-all solution: they are not suitable for every clinical situation. The final decision is always made by the dentist after a thorough diagnosis. In some cases, aligners may not be effective enough or may result in an unnecessarily long treatment period. In such cases, the specialist will honestly inform you of this and suggest an alternative—for example, braces or a combined approach.
Limitations stem from biomechanical factors: despite their wide range of applications, certain types of tooth movement are achieved more precisely and quickly with braces.
The factor of discipline is equally important. To achieve results, aligners must be worn for about 22 hours a day. If the patient is not prepared to follow this regimen, the effectiveness of treatment decreases. Therefore, this method requires responsibility and a high level of motivation.
Limitations stem from biomechanical factors: despite their wide range of applications, certain types of tooth movement are achieved more precisely and quickly with braces.
The factor of discipline is equally important. To achieve results, aligners must be worn for about 22 hours a day. If the patient is not prepared to follow this regimen, the effectiveness of treatment decreases. Therefore, this method requires responsibility and a high level of motivation.
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Care and Hygiene During Treatment with Aligners
Visit your dentist regularly for professional cleanings and to have your teeth and gums checked.
Rules for Wearing
The main rule is to wear aligners for at least 22 hours a day. Only by following this schedule will your teeth move according to the planned outcome. You should remove the aligners only while eating and brushing your teeth; the rest of the time—day and night—they should remain on your teeth.
The transition to the next set of aligners must be made strictly according to the schedule prescribed by your dentist. It’s important not to rush the process or delay the replacement—stick to the established plan.
The transition to the next set of aligners must be made strictly according to the schedule prescribed by your dentist. It’s important not to rush the process or delay the replacement—stick to the established plan.
Oral Hygiene and Care
Aligners must be kept clean. Rinse them with cool water every time you remove them and before you put them back in. After eating, clean the aligners with a soft brush and toothpaste. Do not use hot water—it can cause them to warp. When the aligners are not in use, store them in a special case. Do not leave them on open surfaces, do not wrap them in napkins, and do not carry them without a case to avoid loss or damage.
Oral Care
Oral hygiene remains standard: brush your teeth after every meal and floss. It’s important to put the aligners on only after brushing your teeth—food particles trapped under the aligners create a favorable environment for bacteria and increase the risk of cavities.
Oral Care
Oral hygiene remains standard: brush your teeth after every meal and floss. It’s important to put the aligners on only after brushing your teeth—food particles trapped under the aligners create a favorable environment for bacteria and increase the risk of cavities.
The duration of treatment is determined on an individual basis and depends on the complexity of the clinical situation. On average, it takes anywhere from a few months to two years. Your doctor will be able to provide a more precise timeframe after making a diagnosis and developing a treatment plan.
It is important to note that adherence to the wearing schedule directly affects the duration of treatment: if you wear the aligners for fewer than the recommended 22 hours a day, treatment may take longer.
It is important to note that adherence to the wearing schedule directly affects the duration of treatment: if you wear the aligners for fewer than the recommended 22 hours a day, treatment may take longer.
No, the treatment process is virtually painless. When you change your aligner, you may feel slight pressure or minor discomfort—this is a normal reaction that indicates your teeth have begun to move. These sensations usually subside within 1–2 days.
Not recommended. Aligners must be worn for about 22 hours a day—only then will your teeth move according to the treatment plan and the treatment be effective.
If you remove the aligners frequently or for long periods of time, their effectiveness decreases. You should only remove them while eating, brushing your teeth, and, in rare cases, for important events—but it’s best to keep such exceptions to a minimum. Consistency and discipline play a key role in the success of your treatment.
If you remove the aligners frequently or for long periods of time, their effectiveness decreases. You should only remove them while eating, brushing your teeth, and, in rare cases, for important events—but it’s best to keep such exceptions to a minimum. Consistency and discipline play a key role in the success of your treatment.
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NIP: 5273143250
KRS: 0001144127
REGION: 54040914200000
ul. Ludwiki, 4A lok. U1
01-226 Warszawa
NIP: 5273143250
KRS: 0001144127
REGION: 54040914200000
ul. Ludwiki, 4A lok. U1
01-226 Warszawa
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