With clear aligner therapy, you can subtly straighten your smile with a progression of removable, nearly-invisible aligners.

With clear aligner therapy, you can get the beautifully straight smile of your dreams without the clunky, uncomfortable metal brackets of traditional braces. Clear aligner therapy utilizes a series of custom-made dental appliances that gradually straighten your smile by applying gentle, consistent pressure to the teeth. The biggest draw of clear aligner therapy is the discreet look, as the aligners are made of clear thermoplastic material that is nearly invisible when worn. If you’re struggling with crowded teeth or gaps, clear aligner therapy may be right for you.
There are no limitations to the foods you can eat while wearing clear aligners.
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Clear aligners are made from transparent plastic, so most people won't notice your teen is straightening their teeth.
Aligners come out to eat, brush and floss, so there are no food restrictions and keeping teeth clean is easier.
Smooth, custom-made aligners don't have brackets or wires that can rub against cheeks and lips.
Our orthodontist examines your child's teeth and bite and explains whether clear aligners are a good fit.
A digital scan of your child's teeth is used to plan treatment and create a series of custom aligners.
Your child switches to a new set of aligners on a set schedule and visits us periodically so we can check progress. Retainers keep the results once treatment is complete.
Aligners need to be worn about 20 to 22 hours a day to work. They should only come out to eat, drink anything other than water, brush and floss.
Many teens do very well with clear aligners. Success depends on wearing them consistently, so our orthodontist will talk with you about whether they suit your child.
Treatment time depends on the case. Our orthodontist will give you an estimate after evaluating your child's teeth.
Rinse aligners whenever they're removed and brush them gently with a soft toothbrush and cool water. Avoid hot water, which can warp the plastic.