Clear Braces
Sydney

Why Choose Clear Braces?

Clear braces and clear aligners offer a much more discreet way to straighten your teeth. Unlike traditional metal braces, they are made from clear materials that blend in with your natural tooth color. This makes them virtually invisible when you smile or talk, allowing you to maintain your confidence and self-image throughout your treatment. These treatments are also much less uncomfortable than traditional metal braces. They won't rub against the insides of your mouth like metal counter parts, making it easier for you to eat and speak without fear of pain or discomfort. Invisalign clear aligners in particular can be removed during brushing and flossing, which helps make oral hygiene easier; an important advantage over other types of orthodontic treatments.

What are Clear Braces?

Clear braces and aligners are a type of orthodontic device designed to help correct misalignment of the teeth. Clear braces are composed of clear ceramic brackets that are bonded to your teeth by an orthodontist or dentist, while aligners are removable trays made from either plastic or metal that fit directly over your teeth. Both types of devices work together to slowly reposition your teeth into the desired alignment over time. They can be used for any orthodontic problem such as crowding, gaps between teeth, underbite, crossbite, and open bite. Clear braces and aligners provide an aesthetically pleasing solution for those who want straightened teeth without wearing traditional metal braces. Additionally, these treatments typically require fewer office visits than traditional braces, making them a more convenient option. With regular adherence to instructions and follow-ups with your orthodontist, clear braces and aligners can help you achieve the healthy and beautiful smile you desire.

No matter which treatment option you choose, it is important to follow your orthodontist’s instructions in order to achieve the best results. Brushing twice daily, flossing regularly, avoiding hard foods that can damage brackets or aligners, and wearing a retainer after treatment are all recommended for successful orthodontic care.