Clear aligners
Straighter teeth without a mouth full of metal
For mild crowding, spacing or a tooth that has drifted, clear aligners move things gently and almost invisibly, on a schedule that fits around work instead of interrupting it.
The short list
- A digital plan you can see before you start
- Nearly invisible trays you can take out to eat
- Fewer check-ins than traditional braces
- Whitening-ready once your teeth are in place
- Honest advice when aligners are not the right tool
See the finish before you commit
We map your whole treatment digitally first, which means you can look at the projected finished position before you decide to start. You will know roughly how long it will take and what the result should look like, instead of signing up for a mystery. If your case is straightforward, the plan is short; if it is more involved, we will say so plainly.
Built for a downtown schedule
Aligners are removable, so you eat what you want and brush normally, and there are no wires to snap before a meeting. Check-ins are quick and spaced out, which suits people who do not have a spare afternoon every three weeks. You swap to the next tray on your own timeline and we keep an eye on the bite the whole way, not just the front teeth in the mirror.
The right tool for the right case
Aligners are excellent for mild to moderate crowding and spacing. For bigger bite problems they are sometimes the wrong tool, and we will tell you that rather than sell you a treatment that will not deliver. Illustrative before and after shown here is for this demo and does not depict a specific patient result.
Before and after
Before
After
Drag the handle to compare. Illustrative images for this demo, not a specific patient result.
Booked online at 11pm on a Tuesday, sat in the chair Thursday morning, and was back at my desk by lunch.
Devon Marsh, Warehouse District, new patient. Illustrative review for this demo.
About straighten
Are clear aligners as good as braces?
For mild to moderate crowding and spacing, yes, and they are far more comfortable and discreet. For complex bite issues, traditional braces are sometimes the better tool, and we will give you a straight answer about your case.
How long will it take?
It depends entirely on how far your teeth need to move. Simple cases can finish in a few months; more involved ones take longer. We show you the projected timeline before you start.
Do I have to wear them all the time?
Aim for about 22 hours a day, taking them out only to eat and clean your teeth. The result depends on the wear, which is exactly why we build the plan around a schedule you can actually keep.
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