Binder Family Dental Blog

The main objective of cosmetic dentistry is to improve the appearance of your smile. Straightening your teeth is absolutely a part of that! Depending on your goals, a cosmetic dentist will recommend a treatment program that includes orthodontics to improve your bite and straighten your teeth.

Before the late 1990’s, traditional metal braces were the norm. Fortunately, advances in dental science have rendered the clunky metal, train-track style braces nearly obsolete. Invisalign and other clear dental aligners such as ClearCorrect have revolutionized the process of creating flawless smiles. In order to clear up any confusion, we created this handy guide to explain the main similarities and differences between ClearCorrect and Invisalign.

If your teeth aren’t straight, it probably bothers you a lot. You make sure not to smile widely when there is a camera nearby, and carefully vet photos before allowing them to be posted. Braces cost way too much, and who wants to have braces as an adult? Luckily, there is ClearCorrect to discretely and affordably fix that smile.