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Teeth aligners are custom-made clear plastic trays that fit over your teeth and correct their positioning. Each set applies gentle, continuous force, moving teeth gradually according to a digital treatment plan prepared and supervised by your dentist or orthodontist.

Neither is universally superior — the right choice is the one that matches your clinical needs. Aligners suit mild to moderate crowding, spacing and most adult cases, while traditional braces are often better for complex corrections or younger patients.

For most patients, yes. Aligners reposition teeth gently and discreetly without metal brackets and wires, and ClearPath aligners apply one-third less initial force on the teeth for improved comfort.

Cost depends on case complexity and treatment duration, so your treating dentist provides an exact quote after assessment. ClearPath aligners are competitively priced, and local manufacturing keeps treatment accessible without compromising quality or clinical oversight.

Treatment typically takes 12 to 18 months for moderate cases, and as little as 6 months for mild corrections — broadly comparable to braces. Aligners are worn 20 to 22 hours per day, with fewer clinic visits.

No — and it is important to be upfront about that. Severe crowding, significant bite corrections and complex skeletal issues are often better managed with traditional braces. If aligners are not the right fit for your teeth, a trained ClearPath provider will tell you — and explain why.

Invisible braces — clear aligners — are removable, virtually invisible trays that you change at home on a set schedule. Metal braces use fixed brackets and wires that are adjusted at the clinic. Aligners can be taken out for eating, brushing, photos and events.

17+ years of experience, 50-micron manufacturing precision, ClearPath Tri-Layer material with ClearQuartz outer layers, and the CP Smart 2.0 planning platform. ClearPath aligners are FDA and DRAP approved, and are delivered only through certified dentists and orthodontists.

Yes — your dentist uses 3D scanning to map your teeth, and CP Smart 2.0 generates a projected outcome before the first tray is made.

Yes, a retainer. A thin tray worn at night keeps teeth in position; without it they drift back. Retention is not optional — it is the final step of any well-managed clear aligner treatment plan.