About Clear Correct Invisible Braces
Achieving that perfect smile can be done with the assistance of Clear Correct invisible braces. Long gone are the days with a mouth full of metal braces. These modern braces are virtually invisible and are done through several stages of aligners, each one bringing your desired smile one step closer.
Find a Clear Correct Dentist or Orthodontist
Speak to the dentist or orthodontist about your goals for your smile. After he has examined your teeth, he will determine what treatment plan will be the best for you. He will take X-rays, pictures and impressions to send to Clear Correct.
Creating a Customized Treatment Plan
The dentist or orthodontist sends all the pictures, X-rays, impressions and a prescription to Clear Correct. Clear Correct will make 3D models of your teeth. They will also send a computer model to the dentist, showing what each step of treatment will look like.
Clear Correct Aligners Are Made
Once the dentist has consulted with you and the two of you agree on the models sent from Clear Correct, your aligners will be made. They are made using a computer and then sent to your dentist.
Wearing Your Aligners
These are clear and are almost invisible. They must be worn all the time, except for eating, drinking, brushing and flossing. There are several different aligners that you will progress to, each one bringing you one step closer to your desired smile. Regular visits to your dentist will help ensure that you are progressing as you should.
Cost
Clear Correct is more expensive than regular braces, but less invasive and invisible. Many prefer to have their teeth corrected while others cannot see, especially adults. They are cheaper than other brands of invisible braces. Each person's treatment varies, but most will spend between $2,800 and $4,000 on their treatment.
Length of Treatment
Treatment plans vary with each individual. It depends on the severity of the problem being corrected. The average time for most people is a little over 2 years.
Why Choose Clear Correct?
These are clear and custom fit to your teeth. There is no discomfort, unlike metal braces, which can rub against your cheeks and cause sores. Clear Correct do not hinder your ability to eat, you can still eat whatever foods that you want. They are removable for easy brushing, unlike regular braces that sit on the teeth and have to be brushed around or require a water pick.