Clear aligners are thin, removable trays made for your teeth that move them gradually. With no wires or brackets, they are barely noticeable in daily life.
The process starts with an exam and digital records. The target position of your teeth is planned in software, and you approve it through a 3D simulation that shows every step. The aligner sets are then changed at set intervals.
For good results they are worn about 20–22 hours a day. They are often chosen for crowding, gaps and mild-to-moderate bite issues, but they do not suit every case. We assess suitability together at the exam.