Clear aligners can treat many alignment and bite concerns, but suitability is based on diagnosis rather than appearance alone. The orthodontist evaluates tooth movement, jaw relationships, gum health and oral hygiene.
Aligners are removable, so consistent wear is essential. They must be removed for eating and cleaned properly. Attachments or other techniques may be required for specific movements.
An intraoral scan supports digital planning, but the final treatment sequence remains a clinical decision. Braces may be more predictable for some cases.
A consultation is the best way to compare options, expected duration and retention after treatment.
This content is for general information. Diagnosis and treatment require a personal dental examination.