Clear Orthodontic Aligners

ClearCorrect Boosts Your Confidence

Ease of use, pain-free improvement, and privacy are three of the most exciting advantages to the ClearCorrect system. These one-piece aligners have no metal or wires to stab and rub, irritating your mouth. In fact, there are no moving parts that must be fine-tuned. Although you wear the aligners constantly, they can be removed for eating and cleaning. Because there are no braces to get in the way of proper brushing and flossing, you can eat and drink whatever you like while in treatment. In short, keeping your teeth clean and plaque-free is just as straightforward as it was prior to treatment.

You’ll appreciate the privacy factor. No one will guess you’re straightening your teeth, because the clarity of the aligners makes them nearly invisible! People would have to be told that the aligners are there or look very closely to see them, making you free to smile big. All anyone will see is you looking amazing.

 Westshore Dentistry, Inc.  
Rajiv Motwani, DMD
4708 26th Street West
Bradenton, FL 34207
(941) 758-4543
WestshoreDentistryFL.com

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