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    • Sep 13, 2022

Clear Correct vs. Invisalign®

Updated: Nov 26, 2023

Are crooked teeth knocking your confidence? Does the idea of traditional metal braces put you off straightening your teeth? Today, more people are considering clear aligners, and some of the best known are Invisalign® and Clear Correct. Clear aligners offer a more discreet straightening treatment than braces. Since Invisalign® was first introduced to the market in 2000, it’s paved the way for other brands like Clear Correct that offer a similar treatment.


But, which is the right treatment for you?


Clear Correct vs. Invisalign®


Both Invisalign® and Clear Correct offer a number of benefits. In many cases, they can be used to help fix overbites, underbites, crowded teeth, gaps and rotated or crooked teeth.


When you visit us for a consultation, we will assess your situation and make a recommendation based on your unique needs.


Both Invisalign® and Clear Correct are virtually invisible. Made of clear plastic, the aligners can be removed and cleaned and are custom fit to your teeth. Both aligners must be worn all day, other than when you eat or brush and floss. Both adjust your teeth in small increments.


Clear Correct® vs. Invisalign® – which should you choose?
Clear Correct® vs. Invisalign® – which should you choose?

The Treatment


Both Invisalign® and Clear Correct® provide you with a series of clear aligners.


At the end of the day the most important consideration is the Clear Correct or Invisalign® provider you select to manage your orthodontics. This is likely to have a huge impact on your overall result. A good analogy to consider is a hairdresser using a particular brand of dye to highlight your hair. The dye itself a tool. The tool is important to get the necessary result, however it is the skill, knowledge and experience of your hairdresser that will be the most important deciding factor in getting you an amazing result. The same is true of dental professionals and aligner systems.


Choosing a specialist Orthodontist with plenty of knowledge and experience in cases similar to yours – and experience in using clear aligner systems such as Clear correct® or Invisalign® will ensure that you get the best result possible.


To learn more, book a consultation at Fine Orthodontics today to discuss the best option for your beautiful smile.


*If orthodontic X-rays are required, a fee of $180 applies. See Terms and Conditions. Treatment may not be suitable for you.


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Specialist Orthodontist Input by Dr Martin Fine BDS, MSc, MSc

Dr Martin Fine

Dr Martin Fine

Specialist Orthodontist Dr Martin Fine, BDS, MSc (Orthodontics), is based in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs. With over 30 years' experience in private practice, Dr Fine has expertise working with a wide variety of orthodontic appliances, including braces and Invisalign. He has presented at orthodontic conferences globally, and has taught postgraduate orthodontic students at the University of Sydney. Dr Fine is a member of both the AAO (American Association of Orthodontists) and the ASO (Australian Society of Orthodontists), and is a former president of the Alpha-Omega Dental Society's Sydney Chapter.  In the past, Dr Fine's research has been featured in the Angle Orthodontist journal. Dr Fine is committed to providing outstanding patient care using the latest and most effective techniques. Most recently, Dr Fine has developed and introduced the innovative FineLine clear aligner system, which has been specifically developed to meet the needs of patients at Fine Orthodontics.

Written by Danielle Long, writer

Danielle Long

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Danielle Long is a writer at Fine Orthodontics. She holds graduate qualifications in English and Education and is an integral part of the team at Fine Orthodontics. Danielle Long has been assisting in the orthodontic care process at Fine Orthodontics for over fifteen years, working closely with the team to provide exceptional patient support, communication and coordination of treatment plans. As a writer and an orthodontic treatment coordinator, Danielle Long's primary responsibilities include facilitating exceptional patient education and communication, ensuring seamless coordination of treatment plans, and providing support to the clinical orthodontic team at Fine Orthodontics.

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