Invisalign Autumn Offer - €500 off Full Invisalign Treatment to the end of November

October 29, 2015
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Posted By: Stephen Murray
Swords Orthodontics are offering €500 off the fee for Full Invisalign Treatment in November 2016

There is a clear difference between Invisalign and metal braces at Swords Orthodontics

Just a quick blog post - Swords Orthodontics are part of the Invisible Ortho Specialists of Ireland and we're delighted with our new website, so we're continuing our Autumn Offer to the end of November 2016 - which means that new patients can receive Full Invisalign Treatment at €500 off the usual price. The offer is limited and we're booking up, so get in touch with us today!

If you're looking for an Invisible Ortho Specialist in Swords then give us a call at Swords Ortho!
Swords Orthodontics is one of the Invisible Ortho Specialists of Ireland - call us today to find out about our Autumn Offer! 

 

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