Pros And Cons Of Braces Vs. Clear Aligners

Well, the first thing you should know is that there is not a single “right way” for orthodontic treatment to be done. For the best result, orthodontists will give you an accurate diagnosis after obtaining orthodontic records (x-rays, photos, and models). Then, they pinpoint the problem before crafting a customized correction.

Some things apply to all patients, such as brushing and flossing teeth daily and wearing retainers post-treatment. However, an individual's correction shall be based on the goals of treatment as well as the patient's lifestyle needs, which doesn't make one appliance better than another. Now, let’s examine some common treatment factors to consider for both braces and clear aligners.