Spark Clear AlignersDublin

What are Spark Aligners?
Spark Aligners represent a cutting-edge orthodontic solution aimed at discreet and comfortable teeth straightening. Crafted from TruGEN™ material, these aligners stand out for their exceptional clarity, resistance to staining, and customised fit to achieve effective tooth movement. Those interested in a nearly invisible orthodontic treatment will find Spark Aligners particularly appealing. Designed with a custom treatment plan, they offer a more seamless and precise alignment process compared to traditional braces. Terenure Orthodontics is located in Dublin 6, making it easy for local patients to access this treatment.
How do Spark Clear Aligners compare to Invisalign?
When weighing Spark Aligners against Invisalign, there are key distinctions despite both offering clear and effective teeth straightening. Spark Aligners feature a clearer material and enhanced comfort, thanks to the latest advancements in aligner technology. Although Invisalign has a long-standing reputation in orthodontics, Spark Aligners receive high marks for their superior stain resistance and accuracy in fit. Both systems operate on the same fundamental principles and achieve similar results.
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Benefit from free on-street parking on Fortfield Drive, ensuring our patients can park without difficulty. Regular bus services run between all of South Dublin and Terenure, making public transport a reliable option for visiting the clinic.

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The Process
This appointment is to discuss your goals with one of our specialist orthodontists. It may also involve your dental and medical history, a physical examination of your teeth and jaw, X-rays, and possibly impressions of your teeth to create models.
The orthodontist will review the X-rays, photos, and examination results to devise a specific plan for moving your teeth into the correct position. This plan will include the estimated length of treatment, cost of treatment and any preparatory work needed.
This might involve dental cleaning, addressing any existing dental issues like cavities, and possibly extracting teeth to create space for adjustments. Once these issues have been adressed, it's time to move onto the next phase!
The orthodontist places attachments onto your teeth to help the aligner grip your teeth. The first course of aligners are then given to you. We ensure that the aligners fit appropriotely at this point and explain everything you need to know to start your journey.
You will have regular appointments (usually every 8-10) for progress checks. During these visits, the orthodontist will check the fit of your aligners and may advise that a new set of aligners are ordered.
The attachments and wires are carefully removed, and any adhesive is cleaned off your teeth. This is usually a quick and painless process.
To keep your teeth in their new position after the braces are removed, most patients will need to wear a retainer full time for a period following the removal of braces, transitioning to night-time wear to ensure teeth do not shift back to their original positions. Read more here.
Book a Consultation
Discuss your goals with one of our specialist orthodontists to find out what treatment option suits you best.
FAQs
Yes, but it's recommended to only drink water with Spark Aligners in. For hot beverages or coloured drinks, remove the aligners to prevent staining and potential damage.
Spark Aligners should be worn for about 22 hours per day, including while sleeping. The total treatment duration varies, typically around 12-18 months.
There is little to no difference between the two appliances, they are two brand of clear aligners. Dr O'Connor plans his cases exactly the same regardless of the aligner system.
To find out more about Invisalign click here.
Yes, Spark aligners are designed to be discreet and comfortable, allowing for normal activities like kissing without significant interference.
Yes, wearing a retainer after Spark Aligners treatment is necessary to maintain the new teeth position. The type and duration of retainer use depend on orthodontist advice.
To find out more about retainers click here.
Yes, but limit exposure to heavily chlorinated water to prevent possible damage or discoloration of the aligners.
It's recommended to remove Spark Aligners before chewing gum to prevent sticking and distortion of the aligners.
Treatment speed varies by individual, designed for efficiency with an average duration of about 12-18 months. Progress is visible at each stage of aligner change but it really does depend on the complexity if your treatment. This will be discussed with you prior to beginning treatment.
Spark Aligners, are typically changed every one to two weeks.
Yes, but this depends on the type of whitening you wish to have as well as your aligner regimen. It is important to discuss this with you orthodontist.
If you would like to find out more then book a consultation here.
Begin Your Journey
Discuss your goals with one of our specialist orthodontists to find out what treatment option suits you best. We offer complimentary online consultations for all patients.




















