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SCC aligners have a different trim than other aligners on the market. It's called "straightline-trim". It is more esthetic because it sits about 2-3mm above the gum-line and is completely hidden by the lip. These make the aligners not noticeable in photos. Scalloped trim is more noticeable and also less retentive, so buttons/attachments/engagers are needed to help keep the aligners fitting tight.These are glued to your teeth at the beginning of your treatment, but they are also often noticeable and unattractive. It also limited how and what you can eat because they can easily be dislodged with candy/popcorn or nuts.Luckily, there are many options for your aligner treatment. It's always best to do your research and find the best product to fit your lifestyle!
Hello,This is a very good question that I am happy to explain:For clarification, Invisalign doesn't attach with buttons. The buttons are called "attachments" (other companies call them engagers), but these are used to help move teeth that need more complex movements. Invisalign also trims their aligners at the gumline, which decreases their retention. The buttons or attachments help it stay in better.SmileCareClub have what is called a "straight-line trim". This rides about 2-3mm above the gumline and is actually more esthetic. You can't see the trim in photos because it's hidden under you lip. This, along with the absence of the attachments, makes the aligners totally invisible.SmileCareClub aligners are also worn for 3 weeks each which helps to compensate for the absence of the un-esthetic attachments. For most patients, having your aligners completely invisible is a great esthetic option. Also, there is nothing to break or stain so you can't eat whatever you want: candy, popcorn..etcBest of luck with your decision on which aligner to choose and please post photos!
Some aligners use buttons (also called engagers or attachments) to help aligners fit tighter and move teeth. This is one way to move teeth. Fortunately there are other options now on the market. Many patients don't like the buttons because they think they are unanesthetic and they can...
I do not know your situation exactly, but I would highly recommend you NOT use Smile Direct nor any cut rate system. #1 There will be no direct supervision of your case during treatment ( you should be seen by a trained a qualified dentist every 6 weeks or so.) and no one has considered you...
You have a very narrow maxilla that has many physiological repercussions. Consider three dimensional expansion with a DNA Appliance