32Co Clear Aligners in Ilford, Essex

A discreet, personalised way to straighten your teeth, combining the care of your Longwood House dentist with expert orthodontist support behind your treatment plan.

What is 32Co?

32Co is a clear aligner system designed around collaboration between your treating dentist and an expert orthodontist. Your appointments and ongoing care remain with the team you know at Longwood House, while specialist orthodontic expertise supports the planning of your tooth movements.

The aligners are custom-made to fit over your teeth and are designed to move them gradually through a planned sequence. Because they are clear and removable, they can fit more naturally around work, meals, social occasions and everyday oral hygiene.

Every smile is different. Before recommending treatment, we will examine your teeth, gums and bite, listen to what you would like to change and explain whether 32Co is suitable for you.

A straighter smile without fixed metal braces

32Co treatment is designed to make teeth straightening more discreet and manageable while keeping professional supervision at the centre of your care.

  • Discreet: The transparent trays are designed to be unobtrusive when worn, so treatment does not have to become the first thing people notice.
  • Personalised: Your aligners and sequence of tooth movements are created for your mouth, your bite and the result your clinical team is planning.
  • Designed around daily life
    With no fixed brackets or wires, aligners can be a convenient choice for adults and suitable younger patients with busy routines.
  • Professionally monitored: Your progress is reviewed by Longwood House Dental Care, allowing us to check that your teeth are tracking safely and as planned.
  • Orthodontist-supported: An expert orthodontist contributes to treatment planning, adding specialist insight while your dentist remains responsible for your care.

Is 32Co right for me?

Clear aligners may be used for a range of alignment and bite concerns, but the right treatment depends on more than how straight the front teeth look.

  • Crowded teeth
  • Gaps and spacing, overbite and underbite
  • Crossbite and open bite
  • Uneven alignment and smile improvements

How 32Co clear aligners work

01.

Consultation and smile assessment

We examine your teeth, gums and bite, discuss your concerns and decide whether clear aligner treatment is clinically suitable.

02.

Digital records and treatment planning

Detailed digital records are taken. Your dentist works with 32Co’s orthodontic team to plan controlled tooth movements around your individual needs.

03.

Reviewing your proposed result

Before treatment begins, we explain the proposed plan, likely timescale, responsibilities, limitations and personalised cost.

04.

Receiving and wearing your aligners

You receive a sequence of custom-made aligners. Each set is worn for the period prescribed, with removal for meals and cleaning.

05.

Progress reviews

Regular reviews allow us to monitor movement, answer questions and confirm that treatment is progressing as planned.

06.

Finishing and retention

Once the planned movements are complete, retainers help protect your new smile and reduce the risk of teeth moving back.


Why have 32Co treatment at Longwood House?

Aligner treatment is considered as part of your wider dental care, rather than as an isolated cosmetic purchase. You have a dental team to contact, appointments at our Ilford practice and professional checks as your smile changes.

We explain suitability, expected outcomes, possible limitations, costs and retention before asking you to proceed. You stay under the care of Longwood House Dental Care from your first assessment through to your final result and retention.

Dentist discussing 32Co clear aligner treatment with a patient in Ilford
Dentist reviewing a digital dental scan before 32Co clear aligner treatment in Ilford

Your assessment comes before the aligners

Clear aligners can help many patients, but the right treatment depends on more than how straight the front teeth look. Your bite, gum health, tooth position, previous dental work and long-term stability all matter.

During your consultation, we will assess your smile and discuss the result you would like to achieve. Where appropriate, digital records and scans are used to create a detailed treatment plan. We will explain what is realistic, what your treatment may involve and whether another option would serve you better.

How much do 32Co aligners cost?

The cost of treatment depends on the complexity of your case, the number of aligners required, the length of treatment and any additional clinical procedures needed.

After your assessment and treatment planning, we will provide a personalised written quotation so you know what is included. We can also explain the payment options available at Longwood House Dental Care.

Frequently asked questions about 32Co

32Co clear aligners are a series of custom-made, removable trays designed to move your teeth gradually. At Longwood House, we assess your teeth, gums and bite first, then use digital records to plan each stage of treatment with orthodontic input.

32Co combines care from your Longwood House dentist with treatment-planning support from a UK-based orthodontist. You continue to see our team in Ilford for your appointments and reviews, while specialist input supports the planned tooth movements.

Not necessarily. Clear aligners can treat many alignment and bite concerns, but suitability depends on your bite, gum health, tooth position, previous dental work and the movements required. We will examine these carefully and explain whether 32Co, or another treatment option, would be more appropriate.

Treatment time varies according to the complexity of the tooth movements and how your teeth respond. Following your assessment and digital treatment planning, we will give you an individual estimate and explain how often we need to review your progress. Wearing your aligners as prescribed helps to keep treatment on track.

Clear aligners normally need to be worn for most of the day and night, and removed for meals, drinks other than plain water, and cleaning. We will give you a wear schedule for your individual plan. Following it consistently is important for predictable tooth movement.

You should remove your aligners before eating and before drinking anything other than plain water. Brush or rinse your teeth before putting them back in, and clean the aligners as we advise. This helps to reduce staining and the build-up of plaque around your teeth.

Some pressure or tenderness is common when you start wearing a new aligner because it is applying gentle force to move your teeth. This usually settles as your mouth adjusts. If discomfort is severe or persistent, or an aligner does not fit correctly, please contact us so that we can check it.

Yes. Teeth can move again after orthodontic treatment, so retainers are an important part of maintaining your new smile. When you reach the end of treatment, we will explain which type of retainer is appropriate for you and how often it should be worn.

The cost depends on the complexity of your case, the number of aligners required, the expected treatment time and whether any additional dental care is needed. After your assessment and treatment planning, we will provide a personalised written quotation, explain what is included and discuss available payment options.