Clear Aligners in Las Vegas.

Clear Aligners

Get straighter teeth without brackets or wires. Clear aligners are subtle and removable, and they can correct many common spacing, crowding and bite issues.

Good for your health.

Straighter teeth are not only about appearance. Crowded or crooked teeth create tight spots where plaque hides from your toothbrush, raising the risk of cavities and gum disease.

A misaligned bite can also wear down enamel unevenly and contribute to jaw pain and headaches. When teeth line up, brushing and flossing are more effective.

Aligners Compared With Braces

Reasons many teens and adults prefer clear aligners to traditional braces.

Nearly Invisible

The clear plastic trays are difficult to see, so most people won't know you have them in.

Eat What You Like

Aligners come out at mealtime, so apples, popcorn and chewy foods are still fine.

No Wire Tightening

Nothing needs to be tightened. You simply move to your next set of trays at home.

Could Aligners Work for You?

Teens and adults can both use clear aligners. Today they can correct a wider range of bite issues, including some that used to require braces.

Crowding or overlapping teeth

Spaces between teeth

Certain overbites, underbites and crossbites

Teeth that moved after earlier braces

Common Questions

How long will aligner treatment take?

Every case is different. Small adjustments may take only 3 to 6 months, while larger bite corrections can take 12 to 18 months. We'll estimate your timeline during your consultation.

How long should I wear aligners each day?

Most plans require wearing them 20 to 22 hours a day. Remove them only for meals, for drinks other than water, and for brushing and flossing.

Are clear aligners uncomfortable?

Many people find them easier to wear than braces, because there are no metal parts rubbing against the cheeks or gums. A new set may feel tight or cause pressure for a day or two. That is normal and a sign your teeth are shifting.

How should I care for my aligners?

Each time you remove them, brush them gently with a soft toothbrush and cool water. Hot water can bend the plastic, so skip it. Using aligner cleaning tablets a few times a week keeps them clear and fresh.

Do I need a retainer when treatment ends?

Yes. Just like after braces, teeth naturally try to move back. A retainer, usually worn only at night, helps keep your new smile in place.

Request an appointment or call (702) 233-1222.