An invisible orthodontic treatment is available in Weybridge, Surrey

You can enjoy the benefits of the Clearstep system for orthodontic treatment at Portmore Dental Office in Weybridge, Surrey. If you are unhappy with the appearance of your smile because of misaligned teeth, Clearstep offers a variety of solutions to improve your smile invisibly. This system was developed by a world-renowned orthodontist who is still involved in advancing this innovative treatment technology. Clearstep uses the technology of traditional orthodontics with the added dimension of modern techniques. There are several solutions available to meet the unique needs of each patient.

• Classic – Many of our patients do not want to consider having fixed brackets on their teeth. Clearstep classic provides a barely noticeable solution that will have minimal impact on their appearance. Mild to moderate misalignment can be treated with this option. A series of crystal clear, comfortable, removable aligners gently moves the teeth into the desired positions. With this discreet option, most people will not notice that you are undergoing treatment.
• ABC – This is a simple, affordable solution for the correction of mildly misaligned teeth. This option uses discreet fixed brackets in combination with clear positioners to provide time effective quality treatments.
• Complete – This solution can treat a wide range of cases, addressing all severities of misalignment by using the comprehensive range of fixed and removable discreet appliances. The clear positioners may not be suitable for cases of significant misalignment, so this solution was developed for the correction of more complex cases. None of the appliance is apparent in the visible portion of the mouth.

Treatment times vary, depending upon the severity of the misalignment and the solution chosen to correct it. Classic Clearstep treatment times can vary from 8-36 months, ABC typically requires 12 months, and Complete may take from 6-24 months. Although Clearstep is an excellent option for most patients, certain oral or bone diseases may preclude treatment. Existing medical conditions should be discussed with your dentist.