When patients walk into any clinic, they’re always curious to know more about our clear aligners. The questions range from “What can clear aligners fix?” “What can they not fix?” “How long does treatment take?”. We’ll try to explore some of these questions in depth to help you have a better understanding of clear aligners.
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You may need to switch to a new set of clear aligners after every one or two weeks. These aligners have to be worn for at least 22 hours daily and should be removed before you have food or before brushing your teeth.
Starting your clear aligner treatment is an exciting step towards a confident, healthy smile. Knowing what to expect at each stage can help you feel comfortable and informed. In this blog post, we will walk you through each stage of your aligner journey from start to finish.
Getting used to clear aligners takes a little practice, especially when it comes to putting them in and taking them out. Following the right steps ensures a perfect fit, prevents damage, and keeps your treatment on track.
Tracking refers to how well your teeth movements are following the treatment plan, clinically seen as how well your aligners fit or not fit on your teeth. It is the difference between the planned teeth alignment vs the real one.
Your aligners need to be cleaned and taken care of just like any other dental appliance. When your aligners are in your mouth, they are exposed to saliva, food debris, and oral bacteria
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