Orthodontic treatment without wires or brackets, in which the teeth are aligned step by step with custom-made clear aligners that are changed at set intervals.

In clear aligner treatment, a series of thin, transparent aligners is made for your teeth. Each aligner moves the teeth very slightly; by moving on to the next aligner at set intervals, the teeth are brought into the planned position.
The aligners come out when you eat and brush your teeth, and stay in for the rest of the day. Whether the treatment works depends largely on wearing the aligners consistently. Not every case can be treated with aligners; suitability is decided at an orthodontic examination.
Suitability depends on the teeth and jaws. Conditions often treated with aligners:
Both methods have their place; we decide together at the examination which one suits you.
In some complex cases, only braces may be suitable, or the two methods may be planned together.
An orthodontic examination is done; panoramic and cephalometric X-rays, intraoral and facial photos are taken, and the teeth are recorded with impressions or a digital scan.
The movement of the teeth is planned on a computer. The plan, treatment time and number of aligners are reviewed with you.
Your first aligners are fitted; if needed, small tooth-coloured attachments are bonded to the teeth. Wear and cleaning are explained.
The aligners are changed at set intervals and progress is followed at check-ups.
A retainer or fixed wire is used to keep the teeth in their new position.
Clear aligner treatment is planned and followed up by our orthodontist.
MC Multi Clinic team · Efeler, Aydın
Orthodontic examination, treatment planning, aligners and braces.




It would not be right to give an exact figure before an examination and records. The main factors are:
The following are usually temporary and more noticeable in the first few days.

Clear aligner treatment can be started by adults and, where suitable, by teenagers too.
Because the aligners are thin and transparent, they are usually not noticed when you talk or smile. The small attachments bonded to the teeth are tooth-coloured, so they are not obvious.
It depends on the case; mild cases may take a few months, more complex cases 1–2 years. The length is set in the treatment plan.
No. You need to take the aligners out to eat, then brush your teeth and put them back in afterwards.
No. In some complex cases, braces may be more suitable. Suitability is decided with an orthodontic examination and records.
When you switch to a new aligner, there may be a feeling of pressure for the first day or two. This usually passes quickly.
Without a retainer, the teeth may drift over time. That is why a retainer or fixed wire is recommended at the end of treatment.
Yes, in suitable cases. Because the aligners need to be worn consistently, commitment from the patient and family is important.
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