Clear Aligners (CandidPro)
How doctor-supervised aligner treatment works.
About alignersStraighter teeth
For most adults with crowding, gaps, or mildly rotated teeth, clear aligners are the practical answer: a series of nearly invisible trays that move teeth a little at a time. Here at Clarity Dental, aligner treatment runs on CandidPro, and Dr. Little supervises from start to finish.
Aligners excel at crowding, spacing, and mild to moderate bite concerns. The trays come out, so you eat normally and clean your teeth without threading around wires, and most people won't notice you're wearing them. Treatment here is doctor-directed, not mail-order: your scan, your plan, and your progress all run through Dr. Little, and you see what's achievable before you commit.
The honest limits? Complex bite problems, severe rotations, and some jaw relationships need more than aligners do well. If yours is one of them, you'll hear that plainly, along with what would work. Wearing the trays as prescribed, most of the day and night, is the one piece only you control, and it decides the timeline. The details live on our CandidPro page.
Is it a fit?
Probably a good fit
Crowding, gaps, teeth that shifted after braces years ago, or mild bite concerns. One visit and a scan confirm it.
Let's talk it through
Significant bite problems, severe rotations, or jaw discomfort along with misalignment. You'll get an honest read, and the right referral if needed.
Health before movement
Active gum disease or decay? That comes before moving teeth. Healthy teeth move safely; the plan sequences it.
Aligner cost depends on how long and complex your case is, quoted in writing after your scan with everything included spelled out. Some PPO plans carry an orthodontic benefit that applies at out-of-network rates, and CareCredit turns the total into monthly payments most budgets can work with.
Request a consultation online or call. First comes a scan and an honest answer.
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