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How Does It Work?
ClearCorrect makes straightening your teeth
easy from start to finish.
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Getting Started
You'll start off by locating a ClearCorrect doctor, whether a dentist or orthodontist, or by letting your doctor know about ClearCorrect.
 Find a ClearCorrect Provider
Tell Your Doctor About ClearCorrect
You and your doctor will then evaluate your teeth and talk about any problems or goals you have for your smile. Once you and your doctor establish
that ClearCorrect is the right treatment option for you, your doctor will take impressions, photos, and
sometimes x-rays of your teeth.
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Your
Treatment
Setup
Your doctor sends your records
to
ClearCorrect
along with a
prescription. ClearCorrect uses
those records to create 3D models of your teeth.
Following the instructions provided
by your
doctor, ClearCorrect
creates a
"treatment
setup"
representing
the desired
position of
your teeth
at the end
of
treatment.
At the same
time,
ClearCorrect
also
manufactures
"Phase Zero"
passive
aligners
designed to
fit your
teeth and
get you
accustomed
to wearing
aligners
right away.
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Your Aligners are Computer-Crafted
When you and your doctor are satisfied with the
fit of Phase
Zero and the projected results shown in your treatment setup,
ClearCorrect
maps out a
plan for
gradual
adjustment
throughout
your
treatment.
Then the
manufacturing
process
begins.
Using the
latest 3D
printing technology, ClearCorrect creates your custom aligners with computer precision. ClearCorrect then sends your
first phase
of active aligners to your doctor,
who
dispenses
them to you.
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Progress Wearing Your Aligners
You'll wear your aligners all the time, except while eating and drinking or during daily tooth care, such as brushing and flossing. Your ClearCorrect aligners
will be so clear they'll barely
be noticeable, so they won't have an impact on your day to day life. Aligner by aligner, you'll be able to see the difference as your teeth slowly adjust and align to your target smile. You'll visit your doctor periodically
to check on
your
progress and
get new
phases of
aligners, until you eventually have the straight smile you've always wanted.
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