ClearCorrect

ClearCorrect orthodontic aligners

Modern technology, advanced materials, and treatment planning and imaging capabilities that are not available with traditional fixed braces. ClearCorrect is a system of teeth-straightening aligners designed to meet the expectations of even the most demanding patients.

What is the ClearCorrect orthodontic aligner?

ClearCorrect orthodontic aligners are sets of teeth-straightening trays made from transparent, stain-resistant material that can replace fixed braces in most cases of malocclusion. This solution is designed to be discreet—the aligners are hardly noticeable on the teeth, and their removability allows for proper oral hygiene and reduces the risk of certain complications associated with wearing traditional braces.

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We are open from Monday
to Saturday

How ClearCorrect aligners work

ClearCorrect aligners are made from transparent material and are tailored to each patient’s bite. Their principle of operation is similar to that of traditional braces: they gradually move teeth into the desired position through controlled mechanical pressure applied to their surface. The rest is handled by the body’s natural bone remodeling processes: once the teeth are moved, they become stabilized and remain in place after treatment (although, for practical reasons, an orthodontist will still recommend wearing a retainer). Unlike fixed braces, aligners act on a larger surface of the tooth, which distributes the force more evenly and significantly reduces the discomfort associated with treatment.

What does treatment with ClearCorrect orthodontic aligners look like?

Everything begins with scheduling a consultation with an orthodontic specialist.
If the doctor finds no contraindications for wearing aligners, impressions or scans will be taken to prepare them.
An individual treatment plan will be presented to the patient – it is up to the patient to decide whether the expected results are satisfactory and whether to proceed with treatment.
The aligners can be prepared based on a traditional impression or a digital scan.
Once the aligners are ready, the orthodontist will check their fit. After that, the patient simply wears them according to the treatment plan, changing them at the recommended intervals.

During ClearCorrect treatment, patients typically attend follow-up visits every 2–3 months. More frequent visits are usually not necessary, although everything is determined in the individual treatment plan. Aligners should be worn for at least 22 hours per day to achieve optimal results.

ClearCorrect Advantages

Discreet ClearCorrect aligners are one of the most popular methods of teeth straightening today, and for good reason.

The fact that they are discreet and practically invisible is a major advantage – fixed braces tend to attract much more attention.
ClearCorrect aligners are fully customized and replaced at appropriate intervals, which ensures effective results and fewer follow-up visits.
The ability to remove aligners for eating or brushing significantly reduces the risk of plaque buildup and tooth decay.
Smile visualization before starting treatment helps patients make an informed decision about proceeding with therapy.
Transparent aligners do not cause discomfort in the mouth or irritate the gums.

The key advantages over other teeth straightening methods are primarily two: greater comfort and significantly lower visibility compared to traditional fixed braces.

ClearCorrect aligners – indications

ClearCorrect aligners can be used to treat most mild to moderate malocclusions. More advanced cases may require longer treatment, but such situations are relatively rare. What types of bite issues can be corrected with aligners?

Crowding.
Spacing between teeth.
Tooth inclination issues.
Correction of individual tooth positioning.
Deep bite.

In some cases, this method can also be used to treat open bite or teeth protruding beyond the dental arch; however, the final decision is made during an orthodontic consultation.

ClearCorrect aligners – contraindications

The list of contraindications for aligner treatment is relatively short and does not differ significantly from those known for other methods. It includes:

active oral diseases;
malocclusions beyond the corrective capabilities of this method;
certain systemic conditions.

This type of teeth straightening is generally not used in patients under the age of 16, as they are still undergoing dynamic bone development.

How is ClearCorrect different from other orthodontic aligners?

ClearCorrect

Ability to treat severe dental issues: yes
Pricing system: transparent pricing
Stain resistance of aligners: maximum
Follow-up visit frequency: every 2–3 months
Final price: known from the beginning, comparable to braces

Clear Aligner

Ability to treat severe dental issues: yes, but may be less cost-effective
Pricing system: treatment and payments in stages
Stain resistance of aligners: moderate
Follow-up visit frequency: usually monthly
Final price: unknown, depends on patient decisions

Invisalign

Ability to treat severe dental issues: limited
Pricing system: transparent pricing
Stain resistance of aligners: good
Follow-up visit frequency: every 1–2 months
Final price: known from the beginning, but very high

Are ClearCorrect aligners easy to use?

Yes – the aligners are individually designed and fit only the teeth of a specific patient. They can be removed and reinstalled as needed.

How much does treatment with ClearCorrect aligners cost?

For most patients, the cost of treatment with ClearCorrect aligners does not exceed PLN 15,000.

How to start treatment with ClearCorrect aligners at HCentrum

If you have no other oral health issues apart from a malocclusion, you can schedule an orthodontic consultation today. Contact us and we will find a convenient appointment time for you. Book a visit, complete the qualification process, and based on the prepared visualizations, decide whether to start aligner treatment.