The principle of invisible orthodontics is similar to that of conventional orthodontics. A series of "invisible braces" is used to adjust the teeth gradually to a tidy and desired position.

Invisible orthodontics involve a series of transparent and removable braces, usually requiring only a new set of braces every two weeks to allow the teeth to be gradually corrected.

Advanced 3D computer technology, combined with professional diagnosis and treatment, and digital computer programs are used to simulate the details and results of the patient's tooth movement during treatments. It allows the dentists to analyze clinical treatments carefully, and for the patients to have a preliminary understanding of the entire process of tooth movement before the orthodontics process begins, giving patients an idea of the final result.

Advantages of invisible orthodontics include:

• Transparent "invisible braces” replace conventional fixed metal orthodontic devices and wires, making them less noticeable
• The pleasant looking “invisible braces" have little impact on daily life and work
• The comfortable "invisible braces" reduce discomfort caused by the traditional retainers, and are easy to put on. They can be removed easily when eating or brushing your teeth. You can even clean or floss your teeth thoroughly to keep your teeth and gum clean and healthy.