Treatments

Clear Aligners

Removable, nearly invisible trays that straighten your teeth without brackets or wires.

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Clear Aligners

Straighten Your Teeth Without Anyone Noticing

Aligners are a series of custom, clear trays. Each set moves your teeth a little closer to their final position, and you switch to the next set at home.

You can take them out to eat, brush and floss, so there are no food restrictions, and most patients see a difference within a few months.

Orthodontist fitting a clear aligner for a young patient

How It Works

Three Simple Steps

From your first free visit to your final check-up, you always know what happens next.

Free Assessment

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A quick 3D scan and X-rays, plus an honest opinion on whether treatment is right for you.

Your Plan

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See your timeline, the total cost and the monthly payment before you decide anything.

Treatment

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Switch to a new set of trays every one to two weeks at home, with a check-in every six to eight weeks.

Are Aligners Right for Me?

Aligners work best when you are happy to wear them 20 to 22 hours a day. They are a great fit for:

  • Mild to moderate crowding or spacing
  • Teeth that shifted after braces
  • Adults and teens who want a discreet option
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Frequently Asked Questions

Do clear aligners hurt?

You may feel some pressure for a day or two with each new set of trays. That means they are working, and it fades quickly.

How long does treatment take?

Most aligner cases take between six and eighteen months. You will know your expected timeline at your free assessment.

Can I eat with aligners in?

No: take them out to eat or drink anything other than water, then brush before putting them back in.

How much do aligners cost?

Your exact price depends on your case. Use our payment calculator for an estimate, and get your exact quote at your free assessment.

Ready To Upgrade Your Smile?

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