It is a system that uses custom-made, removable clear trays (aligners) which are applied to your teeth in order to straighten and change their alignment. These aligners are made to measure with the use of digital technology.

• Consultation & evaluation: the dentist will evaluate your needs and create a 3D model of your mouth with the help of scans, x-rays and photos.
• Treatment: the aligners are customized to your oral cavity and should be replaced regularly depending on your needs, ranging from once every two weeks to once a month as per the dentist's instructions.
• Results: after a few months, you will begin to see changes in your teeth alignment and your overall smile. Once the treatment is completed the dentist may ask you to wear retainers or lingual wires to ensure permanent results.

> Gaps or malocclusion: An abnormal space between the top and bottom teeth can cause speech and chewing problems.
> Spacing: Teeth that too far apart can increase the risk of gum and periodontal disease.
> Overbite: When the maxillary teeth (upper teeth) fall too low onto the mandibular teeth (bottom teeth) this can cause fatigue and/or pain of the jaw.
> Underbite: When the maxillary teeth close behind those of the mandibular teeth, this can increase the wear of your teeth in addition to causing joint pain.
> Overlap: Teeth can sometimes overlaps its neighboring tooth, which can increase the accumulation of plaque, leading to cavities and/or gingivitis.
> Crossbite: When upper teeth end up inside the lower teeth, which can cause general wear and the increased risk of gingivitis and bone erosion.