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Invisalign in Auckland: A Complete Guide to Clear Aligners at Shakespeare Orthodontics

If you want a straighter smile without the look of traditional braces, Invisalign has become one of the most popular orthodontic treatments in Auckland. Using clear, removable aligners, Invisalign offers a discreet and convenient way to correct your teeth — whether you’re a kid or an adult.

At Shakespeare Orthodontics, patients across Auckland and the North Shore are choosing Invisalign for its comfort, flexibility, and proven results.

What Is Invisalign and How Does It Work?

Invisalign is a modern orthodontic treatment that uses a series of custom-made, clear plastic aligners to gradually move your teeth into the correct position.

Here’s how the process works:

  1. Initial Consultation: Your orthodontist assesses your teeth and determines if Invisalign is right for you.
  2. 3D Digital Scan & Treatment Plan: A precise digital model of your teeth is created to map out your smile transformation.
  3. Custom Aligners Created: You’ll receive a series of aligners designed to be worn in sequence.
  4. Wear & Progress: Each aligner is worn for 1–2 weeks, gently shifting your teeth over time.
  5. Regular Check-Ups: Periodic visits ensure your treatment is progressing as planned.

Why Choose Invisalign Over Braces?

Many Auckland patients prefer Invisalign because it fits easily into their lifestyle.

Key benefits include:

  • Virtually Invisible – Most people won’t notice you’re wearing aligners
  • Removable – Eat, drink, and brush without restrictions
  • Comfortable – Smooth plastic means no wires or brackets
  • Fewer Appointments – Less time in the clinic compared to traditional braces

Who Is Invisalign Suitable For?

Invisalign can treat a wide range of orthodontic issues, including:

  • Crowding
  • Gaps
  • Overbites
  • Underbites
  • Crossbite

It’s ideal for anyone wanting subtly and flexibility. A consultation with an experienced Auckland orthodontist will confirm if Invisalign is the right choice for your smile.

How Much Does Invisalign Cost in Auckland?

The cost of Invisalign in Auckland typically varies depending on the complexity of your case and treatment length.

Factors that affect cost include:

  • Severity of alignment issues
  • Length of treatment
  • Number of aligners required
  • Level of monitoring needed

Many orthodontic practices, including Shakespeare Orthodontics, offer flexible payment plans to make treatment more affordable.

How Long Does Invisalign Treatment Take?

Treatment time varies, but most Invisalign cases take between 6 to 18 months.

You may start seeing noticeable improvements in just a few weeks, especially if you wear your aligners for the recommended 20–22 hours per day.

Invisalign vs Traditional Braces

FeatureInvisalignTraditional Braces
AppearanceClear & discreetVisible metal brackets
ComfortSmooth alignersCan irritate gums
RemovabilityYesNo
MaintenanceEasyMore involved

Both options are effective, but Invisalign is often preferred for its convenience and aesthetics.

Looking for Invisalign in Auckland?

For patients in Auckland, having a nearby clinic makes the entire process more convenient. Choosing a local orthodontics provider ensures easy access to appointments and ongoing support throughout treatment.

Why Choose a Local Auckland Orthodontist like Shakespeare Orthodontics?

At Shakespeare Orthodontics, the focus is on delivering high-quality care using the latest orthodontic technology.

Patients choose the clinic because of:

  • Expertise in Invisalign treatment
  • Personalised care tailored to your needs
  • Advanced digital scanning technology
  • Friendly, experienced team
  • Convenient North Shore location

Start Your Invisalign Journey Today

If you’re considering Invisalign in Auckland, the first step is a professional consultation.

A customised treatment plan can show you exactly how your smile will look after treatment — before you even begin.

Book your consultation with Shakespeare Orthodontics today and take the first step toward a confident, straighter smile.

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Dr. Adriana Perez

BDS (Ven/Esp) | MDS-Orth (Arg)
 
Dr. Adriana Perez grew up in Caracas, Venezuela. She is one of the registered specialist orthodontist working at Shakespeare Orthodontics in Auckland.

 

In 2008, Adriana graduated with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery from Santa Maria University in Caracas, Venezuela. After graduation, she worked in Venezuela in private practice, at the Orthopaedic Children’s Hospital (Dentistry/Orthodontics unit), and as a lecturer in the National Experimental University of the Armed Forces.

In the year 2011, Adriana moved to Argentina to specialise, gaining the Specialist Orthodontist degree from the University of Buenos Aires in 2013. While in Argentina, she worked as a part-time lecturer at the Orthodontics Department in the University of Buenos Aires, private practice, and at the Craniofacial Unit in the Paediatric Hospital Garrahan, looking after cleft lip new-born, children, and adolescent patients.

Adriana is a Spanish speaker. On her spare time she likes going to the beach, travelling, socialising with friends, playing video games, cooking, and going to the gym.

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Orthodontist Adriana Perez

Dr. Azza Al-Ani

BDS | DClinDent | MRACDS-Orth | MOrthRCSEd

Dr Azza Al-Ani, grew up in Christchurch, is a registered specialist orthodontist working at Shakespeare Orthodontics in Auckland. You can find her at one of the clinics in the city, or at their Takapuna clinic on the North Shore. 

In 2009, Azza graduated with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery with Credit from the University of Otago.

She worked as a dental house surgeon at Auckland, Greenlane and Middlemore Hospitals; and as a dental officer at Sydney’s Westmead Hospital.

In 2012, she completed the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons (RACDS) primary examinations.

Before commencing her specialist training, she held a part-time Professional Practice Fellow position at the Faculty of Dentistry, while working as a dentist in private practice.

In 2016, Azza graduated from the University of Otago with a Doctor of Clinical Dentistry in Orthodontics. She passed examinations to gain memberships into the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons and the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.

She is also certified with the Australasian Orthodontic Board, and is a member of the New Zealand Association of Orthodontists, and the New Zealand Dental Association.

Azza’s area of research interest is hypodontia.
She has presented about this topic at the European Orthodontic Society Congress, and at the International Association Dental Research ANZ Scientific Meeting, and has been involved in the publication of numerous articles in peer-reviewed journals.

Outside of work, Azza loves spending time with her son and Mo (her husband), socialising with family and friends, overseas travel, and tries to keep up with Mo mountain biking.

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Dr. Mo Al-Dujaili

BDS | DClinDent | MRACDS-Orth | MOrthRCSEd

Mo is a Specialist Orthodontist. He grew up in both New Zealand and Australia.

After completing a year in Health Sciences, and later physiotherapy, he qualified as a dentist in New Zealand. He spent the next four years working alongside his father in Sydney where he practised general dentistry. Mo then returned to Dunedin to specialise, gaining his specialist degree – Clinical Doctorate in Orthodontics from the University of Otago.

During the three years of specialist training, Mo had the privilege of learning from the best. The combined clinical and academic acumen of professors, doctors and staff provided an invaluable experience.

Meanwhile, Mo published and presented significant research and clinical cases at both national and international forums, including the International Association of Dental Research, the Australasian Begg Society of Orthodontics, the European Orthodontic Society and the New Zealand Dental Association conference.

A firm believer in maintaining high clinical standards, Mo successfully completed further examinations to become affiliated with the Royal College of Surgeons (Edinburgh) and the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons (Sydney).

Mo is currently a part time senior lecturer at Auckland University of Technology, a Fellow of the World Federation of Orthodontists and also holds professional memberships with the New Zealand Association of Orthodontists, the New Zealand Dental Association and American Association of Orthodontists.

He has also been involved in the supervising and lecturing of students at the Auckland University of Technology.

Outside of work, Mo enjoys the precious time with his young family and the outdoors. He especially loves mountain biking, running, fishing, diving and, in winter, snowboarding.

Traveling along with his best friend and wife (Azza) around the world has also been a big part of Mo’s life. Mo is primarily based in Shakespeare Orthodontic’s city clinics and on the North Shore.

 
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Mo holding a large snapper