ORLAOral Clinic

Orthodontics

Clear aligners

Clear aligners are an orthodontic option for selected cases following clinical and functional assessment.

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About this care

Clear aligners

Planning considers tooth position, bite, periodontal health and the need for complementary procedures.

How it works

General assessment and follow-up stages.

  1. Orthodontic assessment

    Oral health, bite, tooth position and goals.

  2. Records

    Photographs, radiographs and scans when indicated.

  3. Treatment plan

    Planned movements, limitations and alternatives.

  4. Review

    Clinical reviews and adjustments during treatment.

Clinical considerations

Indications and limitations assessed in consultation.

  • Suitability depends on orthodontic assessment and oral health.
  • Wear time and attendance at reviews influence treatment.
  • Adjustments or refinements may be required.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How is suitability determined?

Suitability depends on complexity, bite, oral health and treatment goals.

Which records may be required?

Photographs, radiographs and scans may form part of the orthodontic records.

How is the timeline estimated?

The estimate is based on the treatment plan and may change if adjustments or refinements are required.

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