Aligners
What is Aligners?
Say goodbye to metal braces
Say hello to clear aligners
Process of Aligners
Initial Consultation
The patient meets with an orthodontist or dentist to discuss their dental concerns and determine if aligners are suitable for their needs.
Digital Impressions
The orthodontist takes digital scans or impressions of the teeth to create a 3D model, which helps design a customized treatment plan.
Treatment Plan Creation
Using the 3D model, the orthodontist develops a detailed treatment plan that outlines the gradual movement of the teeth.
Aligner Fabrication
A series of clear aligners are manufactured based on the treatment plan. Each aligner is slightly different, designed to move the teeth.
Wearing the Aligners
Patients wear the aligners for 20-22 hours a day, changing to the next set every one to two weeks, as recommended by the orthodontist.
Regular Check-Ups
Patients attend periodic check-ups to monitor progress and make any necessary adjustments to the treatment plan. Patients may need to wear retainers to maintain the new position.
Things to Avoid After Aligners Implant
Avoid Smoking and Alcohol
Avoid Hard or Crunchy Foods
Avoid Hot Beverages
Avoiding Oral Hygiene
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Advantages of Aligners
Aesthetic Appeal
Aligners are clear and virtually invisible, allowing for a more discreet treatment option compared to traditional metal braces.
Comfort
Made from smooth plastic, aligners are generally more comfortable to wear, with less irritation to the gums and cheeks.
Removability
Patients can easily remove aligners for eating, drinking, brushing, and flossing, promoting better oral hygiene
Custom Fit
Each aligner is custom-made to fit the patient's teeth precisely, ensuring effective and gradual movement.
Predictable Results
Advanced technology and 3D imaging allow for a detailed treatment plan, providing a clear roadmap for expected results.
Less Food Restrictions
Since aligners are removable, there are fewer dietary restrictions, allowing patients to enjoy their favorite foods.