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How Clear Aligners Work
Clear Aligners are an effective treatment designed to gradually shift teeth into their ideal position. These clear, custom-fit trays are worn in a series over time, offering a discreet and comfortable way to achieve a beautiful smile. Unlike traditional braces, Clear Aligners don’t involve brackets or wires, making them a popular choice for those seeking a more subtle orthodontic option. They are comfortable to wear and won’t irritate the mouth or gums.
The aligner trays should be worn for 20-22 hours daily, depending on the specific treatment plan and the degree of correction required. One of the key advantages of Clear Aligners is that they are removable, making it easy to eat, drink, and maintain oral hygiene. To ensure patients wear them for the recommended amount of time, the trays feature a blue indicator that fades as they are worn, helping patients track their usage. This feature is particularly helpful for parents of teens, ensuring they are consistently following their treatment schedule.
Who Is An Ideal Candidate For Clear Aligners?
Clear Aligners: A Popular Choice
What Are the Benefits of Clear Aligners?
Removable for Eating and Drinking: Clear aligners can be easily taken out, allowing you to eat and drink without restrictions.
Fewer Food Restrictions: Unlike traditional braces, there are no significant food limitations with clear aligners.
Easy to Clean: The aligners are simple to rinse or clean, helping maintain good oral hygiene throughout treatment.
Comfortable and Smooth: Clear aligners are designed to be smooth, minimizing any discomfort or irritation to the gums or mouth.
Convenient for Sports and Music: They can be easily removed for activities like playing sports or musical instruments.
Boosts Confidence and Self-Esteem: With their subtle appearance, clear aligners help improve both your smile and confidence.
Discreet Treatment: Clear aligners don’t require brackets or wires, making them an unobtrusive option for straightening your teeth.