Clear Aligners

Achieve a straighter, healthier smile with clear aligner options at SMILE HAUS. Our skilled team utilizes advanced techniques and personalized treatment plans to address misalignment issues, improve bite function, and enhance overall oral health.

Straighten crooked teeth for improved aesthetics

Correct bite alignment to prevent oral health issues

Enhance confidence and self-esteem with a beautiful smile

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$3,899

(Original Price: $5,999)

Offer includes Free Consult with X-Ray Specials

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Invisalign® and clearcorrect® in West Hills, Bell Canyon, and Hidden Hills CA 

Embark on a journey towards a straighter, healthier smile with dental treatment at SMILE HAUS. Our experienced team members combine expertise with personalized care to create customized treatment plans tailored to your unique needs and goals. From Invisalign® to ClearCorrect®, discover how our dental services can transform your smile and enhance your overall oral health and confidence.

What Makes SMILE HAUS Different

Choosing SMILE HAUS for your dental needs means opting for a blend of experience, convenience, and specialized care.

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15+ Years of Industry Experience
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On-Site Lab for Rapid, Customized Care
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Non-Corporate Environment
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Welcoming, Non-Judgmental Atmosphere
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Premium Care, Exceptional Quality

Common Questions

  • How long does treatment with Invisalign® or ClearCorrect® typically take?

    The duration of treatment with clear aligners varies depending on the complexity of your case and your individual response to treatment. On average, treatment with Invisalign may take about 12 to 18 months.

  • Are Invisalign® aligners painful to wear?

    Invisalign® aligners are designed to be comfortable to wear, but you may experience some initial discomfort or pressure as your teeth adjust to each new set of aligners. This discomfort is typically mild and temporary and can be managed with over-the-counter pain relievers if needed.

  • Can I eat and drink while wearing Invisalign or ClearCorrect aligners?

    It is recommended to remove your aligners when eating and drinking anything other than water. This prevents staining of the aligners, reduces the risk of damage, and maintains good oral hygiene. It's important to brush your teeth before reinserting the aligners to avoid trapping food particles and creating an environment conducive to decay.

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