Patients considering Invisalign in Casablanca can receive clear-aligner treatment at Casa City Smile, where Dr Mohamed El Had has worked in dentistry and orthodontics for approximately 30 years.
Casa City Smile uses the Invisalign system together with digital iTero impressions and 3D treatment planning. Instead of beginning treatment from conventional putty impressions alone, the clinic digitally records the position of your teeth and uses this information to plan a sequence of orthodontic movements.
Before aligners are manufactured, you can see a digital representation of how the planned correction is expected to progress.
The clinic is located at 20 Rue d’Ifrane, CIL, Casablanca 20210, Morocco.
Invisalign at Casa City Smile
Casa City Smile has a dedicated Invisalign service rather than simply listing clear aligners among general cosmetic treatments.
The clinic’s published Invisalign protocol begins with an orthodontic examination.
Dr El Had and the clinical team first assess the position of your teeth and determine whether Invisalign is appropriate for the correction you want.
The next stage is digital planning.
Casa City Smile uses an iTero scanner to create digital impressions without conventional impression material. The resulting model allows the orthodontic plan to be created around your actual tooth positions.
Only after this stage are the individual Invisalign aligners manufactured.
Dr Mohamed El Had – orthodontic care in Casablanca
Dr Mohamed El Had is closely associated with the development of Casa City Smile and its orthodontic service.
The clinic describes him as having approximately 30 years of dental experience, with a particular professional interest in orthodontics.
His approach is not limited to making the visible front teeth appear straight.
Casa City Smile specifically describes Dr El Had’s orthodontic work as considering occlusion – the way the upper and lower teeth meet.
That distinction is useful for Invisalign patients.
A tooth can look crooked in a photograph, but correcting its visible position may also change the way it contacts the opposing teeth.
The orthodontic plan therefore needs to consider both appearance and bite.
Why the bite is checked before aligners
Someone may contact Casa City Smile because one front tooth overlaps another or because a gap is visible when smiling.
However, Dr El Had may also need to examine:
- the relationship between the upper and lower arches
- whether individual teeth are rotated
- the distribution of crowding
- spaces between teeth
- open bite
- crossbite
- previous orthodontic relapse
- whether one or both arches require treatment
Casa City Smile specifically lists conditions including crowding, open bite and diastema among problems considered for Invisalign treatment.
This means your plan is based on the orthodontic problem rather than simply on the fact that you want transparent braces.
iTero digital impressions at Casa City Smile
One of the most specific elements of Casa City Smile’s Invisalign workflow is its use of the iTero digital scanner.
The scanner records the shape and position of the teeth digitally.
For many patients, this avoids the discomfort associated with conventional impression trays filled with impression material.
More importantly, the scan provides the digital information used to plan Invisalign tooth movement.
The clinic can use the resulting model to examine your current alignment and create the proposed orthodontic sequence.
Seeing your proposed tooth movement before treatment
Casa City Smile uses 3D modelling as part of Invisalign planning.
This allows the proposed tooth movements to be visualised before active treatment starts.
For a patient, this is more useful than simply being told that the teeth will become straighter.
You can discuss what the orthodontic plan is actually trying to change.
For example, the digital plan may show whether the principal correction involves closing a space, rotating a tooth, relieving crowding or changing the relationship between several teeth.
The simulation remains a planning tool. Your teeth still need to be monitored clinically as treatment progresses.
Your Invisalign aligners are made for your own teeth
After the treatment plan has been prepared, a series of custom Invisalign aligners is manufactured.
Each aligner represents another stage in the planned movement.
The whole correction therefore does not occur with one appliance.
Your teeth move progressively through the sequence designed from the digital plan.
Casa City Smile currently advises patients to wear their aligners for approximately 20–22 hours per day.
They are removed for eating and for cleaning the teeth.
Changing to the next aligner
Casa City Smile describes changing Invisalign aligners approximately every one to two weeks, according to the treatment plan.
This schedule may differ between patients.
You should therefore follow the sequence and timing prescribed for your own case rather than copying another Invisalign patient’s routine.
Moving to a new aligner too early or repeatedly leaving the appliance out can interfere with the planned progression.
A 6–18 month published treatment range
Casa City Smile currently gives an approximate Invisalign treatment range of six to eighteen months.
This is a general clinic range rather than a promise that every case will finish within that period.
The amount of movement required matters.
Closing a relatively small space may require a very different sequence from correcting extensive crowding or a more complicated bite.
After your digital assessment, the clinic can give you a more useful estimate based on your own treatment plan.
Invisalign for crowding
Casa City Smile specifically identifies overlapping and crowded teeth among the situations for which Invisalign may be considered.
Crowding occurs when there is not enough room for teeth to sit in their intended positions.
The correction needs to determine where space can be created and how individual teeth should move into that space.
The digital plan therefore considers more than just the tooth that appears most crooked.
Neighbouring teeth may also need controlled movement to create a stable final arrangement.
Invisalign for a diastema or other spaces
A visible space between teeth is another reason patients contact the clinic.
Casa City Smile includes diastema among the orthodontic concerns treated with Invisalign.
The dentist still needs to consider the entire arch.
Closing one visible space changes the available space elsewhere, so the final positions should be planned before active movement starts.
This is particularly important when several gaps are present rather than one isolated space between two teeth.
Open bite and clear-aligner planning
Casa City Smile also specifically lists open bite among the problems assessed for Invisalign.
An open bite involves the way the upper and lower teeth meet, so treatment cannot be judged simply from whether the teeth look straight from the front.
This is where Dr El Had’s interest in orthodontics and occlusion becomes particularly relevant.
The clinician needs to determine whether the proposed aligner movements can address the functional relationship of the teeth as well as their visible alignment.
Adults who postponed orthodontic treatment
Casa City Smile has a dedicated interest in adult orthodontics.
Some adults did not undergo orthodontic treatment when younger. Others had braces years ago and have since noticed their teeth shifting.
Clear aligners can be attractive in these situations because treatment does not require visible metal brackets across the front of the teeth.
However, age alone does not determine whether Invisalign is suitable.
The health of the teeth, gums and supporting tissues still needs to be assessed.
Invisalign after previous braces
If you have previously worn braces or aligners, tell Dr El Had during your consultation.
Useful information includes:
- when treatment finished
- whether it involved fixed braces or removable aligners
- whether teeth were extracted
- whether you received a retainer
- whether you still wear it
- which teeth have moved since treatment
Bring your old retainer if you still have it.
Previous orthodontic scans or X-rays may also provide useful background when available.
Your new treatment plan will nevertheless be based on the positions of your teeth today.
When alignment is not only cosmetic
Dr El Had’s orthodontic approach places importance on occlusion, not only the appearance of the smile.
That matters because some patients seek Invisalign for what appears to be a cosmetic problem but also have an underlying bite discrepancy.
Casa City Smile has a separate interest in occlusal assessment, including the relationship between the teeth and jaw function.
For an Invisalign patient, the relevant point is simple: your bite should not be ignored simply because you primarily want straighter teeth.
If you experience clenching, unusual tooth contact or discomfort when biting, mention this during your orthodontic assessment.
Clear aligners and daily oral hygiene
Casa City Smile advises removing Invisalign aligners for eating and for routine dental cleaning.
This allows you to brush and clean between your teeth without fixed brackets obstructing access.
The aligners themselves should also be cleaned regularly.
Casa City Smile advises using lukewarm water and avoiding very hot liquids while the aligners are being worn.
The clinic also recommends removing them before consuming drinks that may stain or damage the trays.
Regular monitoring at Casa City Smile
Your treatment does not finish when the first set of aligners is delivered.
Casa City Smile schedules progress appointments so the team can check whether the teeth are following the intended sequence.
The clinician may examine:
- how each aligner fits
- whether the intended tooth movements are occurring
- changes in the bite
- whether oral hygiene remains satisfactory
- whether any part of the plan needs adjustment
This monitoring becomes particularly important when several teeth require rotation or when the orthodontic plan includes bite correction.
If your aligner stops fitting properly
Do not simply continue through the remaining trays if an aligner suddenly stops seating correctly over one or more teeth.
A poor fit can indicate that the tooth has not followed the planned movement.
Contact the clinic so the case can be reviewed.
The team can determine whether you should remain with the current aligner, return to a previous stage or undergo another assessment.
Dr El Had’s aligner background
Dr Mohamed El Had publicly identifies orthodontics and aligner treatment as a major part of his professional work.
His professional profile also records postgraduate training specifically in invisible orthodontics with Invisalign aligners, completed in 2015.
He has described his professional activity as focused on orthodontics and has participated in continuing education relating to modern aligner techniques.
This provides a more direct connection between the treating dentist and Invisalign than simply selecting a general dental clinic that happens to advertise transparent trays.
A Casablanca orthodontic practice with a long clinical history
Casa City Smile’s Invisalign service sits within Dr El Had’s broader orthodontic experience in Casablanca.
The clinic identifies him as having practiced dentistry for approximately three decades.
Rather than building this treatment page around generic claims such as “modern Moroccan dentistry”, the relevant point for an Invisalign patient is that Casa City Smile combines an experienced orthodontic clinician with a specific digital workflow using iTero and 3D treatment planning.
Existing crowns or veneers
Tell Dr El Had if you already have crowns or veneers before your Invisalign scan.
These restorations do not necessarily prevent orthodontic treatment, but they need to be recognised when the tooth movements are planned.
If you are considering cosmetic dental work after orthodontics, the final tooth positions can also influence the later restorative plan.
Orthodontic movement changes where a tooth sits.
A veneer changes the visible form of the tooth.
They address different problems and should be sequenced appropriately when both are required.
Dental implants and Invisalign planning
If you already have a dental implant, identify its position during your orthodontic consultation.
A natural tooth can move under orthodontic force.
An osseointegrated implant remains fixed in the bone.
This can affect how surrounding natural teeth are moved and where the final spaces should be created.
The digital orthodontic plan should therefore include the complete existing dental situation, not just the teeth you would like to straighten.
Your consultation at 20 Rue d’Ifrane
Casa City Smile is located at:
Casa City Smile
20 Rue d’Ifrane, CIL
Casablanca 20210
Morocco
The clinic currently lists opening hours as:
Monday–Friday: 09:00–19:00
Saturday: 09:00–14:00
Your first Invisalign appointment is used to assess whether clear-aligner treatment is appropriate before the individual digital treatment plan is prepared.
Invisalign price at Casa City Smile
Casa City Smile does not currently publish one fixed Invisalign price that applies to every patient.
The clinic states that the cost depends on the individual orthodontic situation and that patients receive a personalised quotation.
This is particularly relevant because treatment complexity can vary substantially.
A limited alignment problem involving several front teeth should not automatically cost the same as treatment involving both arches and a more complex bite correction.
The quotation should therefore follow the clinical and digital assessment.
What should be included in your treatment discussion?
Before committing to treatment, make sure you understand your own Invisalign plan.
Ask the clinic to explain:
- what needs to be corrected
- whether one or both arches are involved
- the approximate treatment duration
- how frequently progress will be reviewed
- how often your aligners should be changed
- what happens if a tooth does not track as predicted
- what retention will be required after treatment
- the complete treatment quotation
A useful consultation should leave you understanding why the proposed plan has been chosen for your teeth.
Planning Invisalign when travelling to Casablanca
If you do not live in Casablanca, mention this before treatment starts.
Invisalign continues over several months and requires follow-up.
Your treatment needs to be organised around a realistic review schedule rather than around one short stay in Morocco.
Before arranging treatment, confirm how many in-person appointments are expected and whether your travel pattern is compatible with the proposed plan.
Bring your previous orthodontic records
If you have already undergone treatment elsewhere, previous information can be useful.
Bring or send any available:
- panoramic X-rays
- orthodontic photographs
- digital scans
- previous Invisalign records
- old retainers
- previous treatment plans
You do not need to arrange unnecessary new investigations solely before making an enquiry.
Casa City Smile can first review what you already have and advise what additional records are needed.
Request an Invisalign consultation at Casa City Smile
Patients interested in Invisalign in Casablanca can request an appointment at Casa City Smile through NewHolidays.
Mention what you would like to change about your tooth alignment, whether you previously had orthodontic treatment and whether you live in Morocco or will be travelling.
Your consultation can then focus on your actual tooth positions, bite and treatment goals.
Dr Mohamed El Had and the Casa City Smile team can assess whether Invisalign is appropriate and prepare the digital treatment plan using the clinic’s iTero and 3D orthodontic workflow.
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