I am on my first tray of ClearCorrect and something doesn't seem right. I have a small gap between the edge of my teeth and where the tray fits to the point where you can see the plastic. I asked my dentist about this and she said it will conform to my teeth eventually, but I am on the third day and it doesn't seem to be moving at all. Is this normal?
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March 8, 2013
Answer: No Gaps Should Be Visible Between the Edges of Your Teeth and Your Clear Correct Trays
I've had the opportunity to successfully treat my patients with both Invisalign and Clear Correct, as well as other clear Aligner systems. I have had great success with each clear Aligner modality. Invisalign definitely has an edge over clear correct. Their treatment planning software is top ...
There are alternative clear aligners other than Invisalign on the market. However, having patented the clear aligner technology early, Invisalign has a much more research than many of the other companies to support their current technology. Clear correct is another clear aligner system that is...
Both achieve the same results in the end. I have done both over 20 years. I use ClearCorrect exclusively now because the fee is lower and I can pass the savings on to the patient. Great results.