Straighter teeth with clear, removable aligners, starting in São Paulo.
Straighter teeth with clear, removable aligners, starting in São Paulo.
Invisalign straightens teeth with clear, removable aligners changed every one to two weeks. At L'Oris in São Paulo, Brazil, Dra. Eloisa starts treatment in one short trip and follows your progress remotely from home.
Dra. Eloisa, Master's in Orthodontics, USP
See your 3D plan before the first aligner
Continue from home with remote check-ins
Your orthodontist speaks fluent English
Retainers at the end to hold your result
Your bite needs major correction or you have gum disease. We may combine aligners with other care first.
A typical plan. Your written plan sets the exact days before you book.
Brazil's dental council (CRO) doesn't allow published prices. Your written plan lists each item and its cost, sent privately by email.
Video consultation and written plan · Exam and 3D scan · Digital treatment plan · Aligners for your plan · Remote check-ins
Extra aligners for refinements · Retainers after treatment · An in-person check if needed
Flights and hotel · Meals and local transport · Brazil e-Visa fee · Travel insurance
3D intraoral scan: accurate model of your teeth.
Digital treatment plan: see the movement before you start.
Remote monitoring: progress photos reviewed by Dra. Eloisa.
Teeth feel pressure for a day or two with each new aligner. Results depend on wearing aligners 20–22 hours a day, so remote check-ins keep you on track.
U.S., Canadian and Australian citizens need an e-Visa for Brazil. Apply online 3–4 weeks before you travel.
Most international flights land at Guarulhos (GRU), about an hour away. Congonhas (CGH) is 15 minutes from the clinic.
Campo Belo, Moema and Itaim Bibi are close to the clinic, with hotels and short-term rentals.
International wire transfer or major credit cards. Terms are in your written plan.
In many cases, yes. Your treatment starts in São Paulo with a 3D scan and records. Most of the treatment then continues from home, with remote check-ins and in-person visits when needed. Whether this works for you depends on how complex your case is, and Dra. Eloisa discusses it with you before you commit.
Small corrections can take just a few months, while full treatments usually take 12 to 24 months. The biggest factor you control is wear time: aligners need to be in your mouth 20 to 22 hours a day. Your estimated timeline comes with your digital treatment plan, before you start.
First, you send photos and talk with Dra. Eloisa on a video call. In São Paulo, we take a 3D scan, photos, and X-rays, and design your treatment digitally. You review a simulation of how your teeth will move, and once you approve it, the aligners are produced. Your plan explains whether your first aligners are fitted on the same trip or on a second visit.
We review your health history, examine your teeth, gums, and jaw joint, and take a 3D scan, photos, and X-rays, with no messy putty. With those records, we show you what aligners can and can't correct in your case and how long treatment is likely to take. Most of these visits take about 30 minutes.
Most patients switch to a new set every one to two weeks, depending on the plan. Your schedule is set by your orthodontist, so follow it even if a set feels loose earlier. Check-ins usually happen every 6 to 8 weeks, in person or remotely, to make sure your teeth are moving as planned.
Don't stop treatment. Usually you go back to your previous set or move ahead to the next one, depending on where you are in the plan. Message us with a photo and we'll tell you which one to wear. If a replacement is needed, we order it and arrange delivery. Always keep your previous set as a backup.
Yes. Invisalign aligners are made by the same company worldwide, with the same digital planning software, whether you're treated in São Paulo or in the U.S. What changes from one practice to another is the orthodontist's planning and follow-up. Dra. Eloisa holds a master's degree in orthodontics from the University of São Paulo and is a Top Invisalign Provider.
Most teens and adults with crooked, crowded, or gapped teeth, and many bite problems such as overbite, underbite, crossbite, or open bite. Some complex cases need braces or a combination of techniques. Good candidates also commit to wearing aligners 20 to 22 hours a day. We confirm it after your 3D scan and exam.
Three photos of your smile are enough to start.
The dentist reviews your case herself and replies within 2 business days, in English.