Clear aligners like ClearCorrect and Invisalign in Tampa, FL, can move molars into position just like front teeth!
Though the aligners are made of smooth plastic, the plastic is strong. This allows your aligner to gently but surely push all teeth into the desired positions.
In my dental practice, I offer ClearCorrect and have you come for a consultation to be sure it will work for your orthodontic needs. If ClearCorrect is unsuitable, I offer alternatives like Six Month Smiles and traditional braces.
Six Month Smiles are short-term braces worn for approximately six months. They only straighten your smile line or the teeth that show when you smile. Traditional braces are a standard bracket and wire orthodontic system.
How Clear Aligners Work
The ClearCorrect lab creates your aligner supply from my impressions of your teeth. You wear the first aligner in the series for approximately two weeks before moving on to the next. When you start with a new aligner, you’ll notice it is snug, especially during the first few days. The snugness is pushing your teeth into position, molars and all!
Periodically, you come to the dental office so I can evaluate your progress with ClearCorrect.
At the end of treatment, I provide a custom retainer to keep your teeth in position.
Treatment timelines can last several months or longer than two years. I determine how long you’ll need ClearCorrect during your consultation.
Benefits of Clear Aligners
- You can remove them when eating, brushing, and flossing.
- Because you can remove them, there are no eating restrictions.
- You’ll enjoy their discretion—virtually invisible.
Are You Considering Clear Braces in Tampa?
For more information about orthodontic options or to schedule your consultation, contact my dental office at (813) 968-5368 today. As a trusted dentist in Tampa, we offer professional services, including clear aligners, to help you achieve a beautiful smile.
I’m offering a complimentary orthodontic consultation at the time of this blog writing. Ask a member of my team for details.