A less visible appliance
Transparent trays offer a discreet treatment option, though attachments and elastics may still be visible.
Explore a removable approach to straightening teeth and find out whether clear aligners suit your bite, your goals and your daily routine.
A consultation to understand your options. A decision at your pace.

Your treatment plan is based on your examination and goals.
You do not need to know the name of a treatment before asking about your teeth.
Aligners may help some crowded teeth, depending on the space needed and movements involved. Suitability requires an in-person assessment.
Dr. Shreya considers the cause of spacing and the way your teeth meet before discussing whether aligners could be appropriate.
If teeth have moved after earlier orthodontic treatment, bring your previous records and retainers if available to help the discussion.
Some bite concerns can be addressed with aligners; others may need braces or a different approach. The appliance follows the diagnosis.
Discuss your concerns and history, examine your bite and oral health, and identify any treatment needed before tooth movement begins.
Records are taken as appropriate. Review the intended changes, alternatives, limitations, likely duration and the commitment expected from you.
Follow the tray schedule and attend reviews. If teeth do not follow the intended movements, additional trays or changes may be discussed.
Finishing the aligner sequence does not end maintenance. Retainers and an individual follow-up plan help maintain the tooth positions achieved.

Dr. Shreya is a certified Invisalign provider and also works with other local and international aligner systems.
Founder of Grin & Brace and a specialist orthodontist (B.D.S., M.D.S. — Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopaedics).
Every case is reviewed with Dr. Shreya. Your teeth, bite and goals guide the plan. She is a member of the IOS and GOSG.
Meet Dr. ShreyaClear aligners are a sequence of removable trays designed to guide teeth through planned movements. You progress through them on a prescribed schedule, with clinical reviews to assess how your teeth are responding. Treatment is more than simply receiving a box of trays.
Choosing aligners starts with an examination of your teeth, gums and bite. At Grin & Brace in Shela, your consultation is an opportunity to discuss the changes you want, ask about alternatives and understand the practical commitment before making a decision.
Clear aligners are a sequence of removable trays designed to guide teeth through planned movements. You progress through them on a prescribed schedule, with clinical reviews to assess how your teeth are responding. Treatment is more than simply receiving a box of trays.
Choosing aligners starts with an examination of your teeth, gums and bite. At Grin & Brace in Shela, your consultation is an opportunity to discuss the changes you want, ask about alternatives and understand the practical commitment before making a decision.
Your examination helps us recommend the options that suit you.
Your examination helps us recommend the options that suit you.
Wear time matters. Ask for a clear schedule and tell the clinic if work, travel or other circumstances make it difficult to follow.
Follow the cleaning instructions provided, keep your teeth and gums clean, and store removed aligners safely in their case.
Contact the clinic about a lost or damaged tray, persistent discomfort or an aligner that does not fit as expected. Contact the clinic for guidance on the next step.
Wear time matters. Ask for a clear schedule and tell the clinic if work, travel or other circumstances make it difficult to follow.
Follow the cleaning instructions provided, keep your teeth and gums clean, and store removed aligners safely in their case.
Contact the clinic about a lost or damaged tray, persistent discomfort or an aligner that does not fit as expected. Contact the clinic for guidance on the next step.
These answers are a starting point. Your consultation is where we discuss your individual situation.
Clear trays are less noticeable than many fixed appliances, but they can still be seen. Tooth-coloured attachments and elastics, if needed, may also be visible.
Review visits are usually every 8–10 weeks to check progress and fit. Your schedule is confirmed when treatment begins.
Plan on wearing your aligners for about 20–22 hours a day, following the schedule Dr. Shreya prescribes for your aligner system. Remove them as instructed for meals, drinks and cleaning. Consistent wear helps the planned tooth movements stay on track.
You will receive instructions about removing trays for food and drinks and cleaning before putting them back. Ask how to manage meals and snacks within your wear schedule.
The time needed depends on the tooth movements and bite correction in your plan. Dr. Shreya will compare suitable options and explain the expected timeline for each, so you can choose with a clear picture of the treatment involved.
Some plans use small tooth-coloured shapes bonded to teeth to help guide movement. Whether you need them, and where, depends on your treatment plan.
Yes. Clinical reviews assess tooth movement, fit and oral health. The visit schedule should be explained before treatment starts and may change as required.
Dr. Shreya checks the result and discusses any further steps. Retainers are usually needed, with a wear and review plan tailored to you.
Aligners share the risks of orthodontic tooth movement, including gum problems, changes to roots and teeth moving again after treatment. Inadequate cleaning can contribute to decay. Trays may cause temporary discomfort or speech changes. Dr. Shreya should explain your individual risks and how treatment will be monitored.
Request an appointment from Grin & Brace to discuss arranging an orthodontic consultation in Shela, Ahmedabad.
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+91 93164 52768 ↗C-231, Swati Trinity,
Applewoods Township,
Nr. Shantipura Circle, Shela,
Ahmedabad – 380054
Monday–Saturday
10:30 AM–7:30 PM
Sunday: by appointment

General patient information; treatment recommendations depend on a clinical examination.