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Clear aligners vs traditional braces – what are the benefits?

woman holding dental clear aligner in dental chair

Orthodontic treatment has come a long way in recent years, and at St. Peter’s Dental Practice, we’re proud to offer discreet teeth straightening options that fit into your lifestyle. One of the most popular choices today is clear aligners—a virtually invisible alternative to fixed metal braces.


Clear aligners gently move your teeth into their ideal position using a series of custom-made trays. They’re removable, which means you can eat what you like, brush your teeth normally, and enjoy social events without the worry of brackets and wires.


Many patients love the freedom and discretion aligners offer, especially adults looking to enhance their smile without the look of traditional braces. They’re also smooth and comfortable to wear, with fewer adjustments needed than fixed appliances.


However, aligners do require a level of commitment—you’ll need to wear them for 20–22 hours a day for best results. That said, the ability to remove them makes them a practical and appealing option for many people.


If you’re considering clear aligners, book an orthodontic consultation with our team. We’ll help you explore all your options and decide what’s best for your smile, lifestyle, and long-term dental health.

 
 
 

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