Clear braces discreetly align your teeth and improve your bite using a gentle system designed to fit your lifestyle and long-term oral health goals.
Crowded teeth
Gaps between teeth
Misaligned teeth
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Walt Mckenzie
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Liz Robichaud
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We use modern digital imaging and planning tools to map your treatment and create aligners that fit accurately and move your teeth efficiently.
We tailor your treatment to your goals, schedule, and comfort, so your experience feels manageable, predictable, and aligned with your daily routine.
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Clear braces use a series of custom-made aligners that gradually shift your teeth into place. Each set of aligners applies gentle pressure to specific areas of your smile. You wear each set for about 1 to 2 weeks before moving to the next. We follow a clear, step-by-step process for clear braces in Wichita that creates controlled movement without brackets or wires.
Many teens and adults qualify for clear braces, especially those with mild to moderate alignment concerns. We evaluate your teeth, bite, and goals during your consultation to confirm if this option fits your needs. Patients seeking a more discreet option often choose clear braces in Wichita for their convenience and more subtle appearance.
Yes, you should remove your aligners when you eat, drink, brush, and floss. This makes it easier to maintain your oral hygiene and enjoy your favorite foods without restrictions. You should wear your aligners for 20 to 22 hours each day to keep your treatment on track.
You may notice a slight adjustment in your speech when you first start wearing aligners, but most patients adapt quickly within a few days. As your mouth adjusts, your speech feels more natural during daily conversations.
Clear braces are designed to be discreet and comfortable. The aligners fit snugly against your teeth and do not include wires or brackets, which can irritate your mouth. You may feel light pressure when switching to a new set, but this signals that your teeth are moving as planned.
