Invisalign,
honestly planned.
Straighter teeth are the start. The real goal is a smile that fits your face, sits on a balanced bite, and lets you show up without thinking about it. Dr. Goh designs every case in person — so you see where you're going before the first tray.
Five steps,
no surprises.
From first conversation to retainer, most cases finish in 8–14 months. Every step is laid out on day one — nothing is a surprise.
Smile Study
A 20-minute conversation and 3D scan. Dr. Goh asks what bothers you — and listens.
Digital Preview
Dr. Goh designs your finished smile on screen. You see where you're going before a single tray is made.
First Trays
Aligners fitted, tooth-coloured attachments placed. You leave with the next four weeks of trays in hand.
Check-ins
Every 8 weeks, Dr. Goh tracks movement and refines the plan. Nothing moves without his eyes on it.
Finish
Whitening, attachments off, custom retainer. The result is yours — and the retention plan keeps it.
Three plans.
All-inclusive.
Every plan includes the smile study, all trays, check-ins, attachments, refinements, whitening, and your first retainer. The number that matters is set at your consult — after Dr. Goh has designed your case, not before.
Express
Comprehensive
Full
Invisalign is the tool.
The smile is the plan.
Most clear-aligner practices start at let's move the teeth. Dr. Goh starts at what the finished smile should look like — what it needs to do for your face, your bite, and your airway. The trays follow the design.
Designed for the
face.
Digital Smile Design is the blueprint — lip dynamics, midline, smile arc, tooth proportions. The teeth move toward a designed result, not just wherever the trays can reach. Dr. Goh is DSD certified; the plan is drawn beside you in the chair.
Read: Cosmetic & Smile Design →Toward a calmer
muscle.
Orthodontics moves the bite as well as the teeth. Planned well, it often lands you on a calmer muscle pattern — less jaw load, fewer morning headaches. Dr. Goh plans the bite deliberately, not as an afterthought.
Read: Face & TMD →Tongue forward,
night quieter.
Crowded arches often push the tongue back — narrower airway, fragmented sleep, daytime fatigue. Arch development can move the tongue forward and open the airway. Many patients arrive for straighter teeth; months in, they report sleeping better. Dr. Goh is a Vivos® provider.
“Straight teeth are easy. Straight teeth on a balanced bite, on an open airway — that's the job.”— Dr. Irwan Goh
Six things we treat.
Six common cases — explained the way Dr. Goh would explain them at the consult, with comparisons that make the mechanics clear.
Crowding
Teeth without room to sit straight. We typically make room by expanding the arch — not pulling teeth.
Spacing
Gaps that catch attention even when teeth are healthy. Trays close them; a retainer holds them.
Deep bite
Upper teeth cover the lowers more than they should. Over time that wears enamel and loads the jaw joint.
Open bite
Front teeth don't touch when you close. Often connected to tongue posture — Dr. Goh looks at the airway alongside.
Crossbite
Upper teeth land inside the lowers on one side. Often tied to narrow arch development — many cases respond well to expansion.
Relapse
Teen braces, years off the retainer, slow drift back. Aligners can realign — and this time you leave with a real retention plan.
Where the trays
touch the rest of the practice.
Airway & Sleep.
Why every plan here includes a conversation about breathing — and where Vivos® fits in.
The honest
answers.
Book your
smile study.
20 minutes. No charge. You leave with a 3D preview of your result, a written quote, and a clear picture of what comes next — whenever you're ready.
- 3D iTero scan — no impressions
- Digital preview of your finished smile
- Written quote & insurance verification
- No fee for the consultation
Hours rotate every two weeks — call to confirm today's hours.
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