What are clear aligners?
Clear aligners are removable, transparent trays made to guide teeth through a planned series of positions. They are designed for selected cases after an assessment of your teeth and bite.
Clear aligners may be suitable for some spacing, crowding, and alignment concerns. A dentist or orthodontic provider will assess your teeth and bite before recommending a plan.
Treatment is planned in stages, with each aligner worn as instructed and reviewed at appropriate intervals. Traditional braces may be more suitable for some cases.

The consultation focuses on your oral health, bite, goals, and the options available for your particular case.
The aim is to improve alignment in a way that fits your clinical needs. Movement, duration, and retention vary between patients.
Clear aligners are removable, transparent trays made to guide teeth through a planned series of positions. They are designed for selected cases after an assessment of your teeth and bite.
Suitability depends on factors such as crowding, spacing, bite, gum health, and treatment goals. Some cases may be better managed with traditional braces or another approach.
Wear aligners as instructed, remove them for eating unless advised otherwise, clean them regularly, and maintain your usual brushing and dental checkups.
Neither option is universally better. The appropriate choice depends on your alignment, bite, oral health, and treatment goals.
Duration varies with the complexity of movement and how consistently the aligners are worn. Your provider will estimate timing after assessment.
Retention is commonly discussed after teeth alignment because teeth can move over time. Your dentist will recommend a suitable plan.
Book a consultation to discuss whether clear aligners or another orthodontic option may suit your teeth and bite.