What do Aligners Correct?
Only 15% of adults have well-aligned front teeth, which is a very small proportion. The main concerns with the rest 85% of the adults are:
Crowding
Spacing
Overbite
Underbite
Deep bite
40% - 50% of the population does not have an ideal bite
Before
After
Important Facts:
Invisalign
- 96% patient satisfaction rate
- 68% fewer chances of teens being teased while wearing Invisalign teen as compared to metal braces
Clear Correct
- 2nd Largest manufacturer of invisible braces in the US
- 70% users say they’ve had a good experience with the process
Difference between Invisalign and ClearCorrect
| Points of Difference | Invisalign | ClearCorrect |
|---|---|---|
| Thickness | Invisalign is thicker as compared to ClearCorrect. | ClearCorrect is made of a lighter material and comparatively thinner than Invisalign. |
| Treatment Time | Invisalign takes 10-12 months for teeth alignment. | ClearCorrect takes 13.5 months for teeth alignment. |
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| Cost | Invisalign cost ranges from $3,000 to $8,000. | ClearCorrect cost ranges from $2,000 to $8,000. |
| Hours/Day | Invisalign aligners should be worn for at least 22 hours each day. | ClearCorrect aligners should be worn for 22 hours per day. |
| Technology | Invisalign is way ahead of the game with its own patented thermoplastic material, SmartTrack®. | ClearCorrect still uses plastic materials that Invisalign used many years ago. |
| Fit | Invisalign 3D prints their aligners so that they fit perfectly. | ClearCorrect prints the 3D models and then manually cuts the aligners. Fit is not great because the 3D models don’t take into account the unpredictable tooth movements. |
Benefits of Aligners
- Discreet and virtually unnoticeable
- Custom-made to fit comfortably
- Easily removable whenever required
- Fewer food restrictions
- Easier to maintain oral hygiene
- Shorter teeth straightening process
To get closer to the smile you always wanted
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