Braces & Aligners
KK Dental Clinic are one of the most well-known clear aligners in the dental market. Clear aligners must be a familiar search topic for individuals seeking to straighten their teeth, improve their smiles and enhance their facial appearance with minimally invasive, time-saving and cost-effective procedures. Meanwhile, it is one very interesting topic for most dental practitioners.
Orthodontics, a discipline in dentistry that needed extensive research and proper specialization, has become much easier in planning, fabrication and applying with minimal steps and great outcome. Clear aligners are removable sets of plastic trays fitted on the upper and lower teeth and kept in place for almost 20 hours a day for several weeks (each worn for one week). Although that might sound a bit annoying, all patients who underwent this procedure had reported very insignificant deleterious effect on appearance, interference with eating or drinking, nor with speech. Each set of aligners is substituted nearly every week by another set in a manner that facilitates a programmed tooth movement.
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More information & Frequently asked questions
Which option is faster for straightening teeth, braces or aligners?
Braces tend to work faster for more complex cases, while aligners might take a little longer but offer more flexibility for simpler treatments.
Are braces or aligners more painful?
Both treatments involve some discomfort as your teeth shift, but aligners are generally considered less painful since they don’t have metal brackets or wires that can irritate the gums.
Are braces or aligners more expensive?
Aligners are often more expensive than traditional braces, though this depends on the specific case and region.
How often do I need to visit the dentist during treatment?
With braces, you’ll typically visit the dentist every 4-6 weeks for adjustments. With aligners, visits may be less frequent, around every 6-8 weeks, to monitor progress.