15 Amersham Hill, High Wycombe, HP13 6NR
NiTime Aligners in High Wycombe may help suitable patients straighten their teeth with reduced daytime aligner wear.
At Wycombe Dental Centre, we assess your teeth, gums and bite before explaining whether NiTime Aligners are suitable for your smile.
This option may appeal to patients who prefer to wear aligners mainly in the evening or overnight, depending on their clinical needs and treatment plan.
15 Amersham Hill, High Wycombe, HP13 6NR



A detailed examination and digital scans form the basis for your custom aligner treatment.
You'll see a 3D simulation of your tooth movement over the course of your proposed treatment.
A series of custom aligners are designed and manufactured that will move your teeth.
You'll get fitted with a retainer to maintain your new smile and prevent future shifting.
We offer continuous support after your treatment to help keep your teeth in the perfect position.


Your dentist will explain your required wear time based on your treatment plan. It is important to follow the instructions given so treatment can progress as planned.
You may feel pressure or mild tenderness when changing to a new aligner. This is usually temporary and is part of the tooth movement process.
At your NiTime Aligner consultation, your dentist will assess your teeth, gums, bite and smile goals. They will explain whether reduced daytime aligner wear is suitable for your case, how long treatment may take, how often the aligners need to be worn and whether retainers will be needed after treatment.
You can contact Wycombe Dental Centre on 01494 442922 or use the website enquiry form to arrange a consultation.
Aligners should usually be removed for eating and drinking anything other than water. Your dentist will explain how to wear and care for them.
NiTime Aligners may be suitable for selected mild to moderate crowding, spacing or alignment concerns. Suitability depends on your teeth, gums, bite and the type of tooth movement needed. Your dentist will assess your smile before explaining whether NiTime Aligners or another orthodontic option may be more appropriate.
Yes. Retainers are needed after aligner treatment to help maintain your new tooth position.
NiTime Aligners may affect speech slightly when you first start wearing them, but most patients adapt as they get used to the aligners. Your dentist will explain how to wear and care for them, and you should contact the practice if the aligners feel uncomfortable or do not fit as expected.
Our friendly team would love to hear from you.
