Clinical term
clear aligners
A sequence of removable clear trays that move teeth in small planned steps, designed digitally from a scan of your bite.
Also called: invisible braces
Reviewed by Dr. Amit Sharma, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon · Last reviewed 3 September 2026
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Where we discuss clear aligners
- Clear Aligners Versus Traditional Metal Braces for Adults
- Orthodontic Relapse: Why Teeth Shift and How to Correct Movement
- Diastema Closure: Closing Gaps Between Front Teeth with Orthodontics
- Is Getting Braces or Clear Aligners Safe During Pregnancy
- Clear Aligners Compared to Braces Before Corrective Jaw Surgery
- How Clear Aligners Move Teeth
- Aligner Attachments and Buttons Explained
- Why Wearing Aligners 22 Hours Matters
- Eating and Drinking with Clear Aligners
- How to Clean Your Clear Aligners
- Aligners for Teeth Crowding
- Aligners for Teeth Spacing Issues
- Aligners for Overbite Correction
- Aligners for Crossbite Correction
- Aligners for Relapse After Braces
- Clear Aligners for Teenagers
- Clear Aligners and Your Speech
- Choosing Between Braces and Aligners
- Aligners vs Metal Braces: A Detailed Comparison
- Lingual Braces vs Aligners: Discreet Solutions
- Clear Aligners Explained: How Invisible Braces Work
- Aligners vs Braces: Which Orthodontic Option Suits You
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