How Clear Aligners Can Improve Your Smile & Oral Health

If you have teeth that are crooked or gapped, you may be reluctant to smile. A straight and beautiful smile is one of the best accessories you can possess. Having a straighter smile can help you enjoy better oral health and renewed confidence!

At First Dental Studio, we offer clear aligners and fixed braces options to help you beam broadly. Each type is designed from clear or tooth-coloured materials that are virtually invisible when you’re talking or laughing around other people.

2 Smile-Straightening Options
At First Dental Studio, we offer the following fantastic teeth aligning methods:

Clear Path™

ClearPath “invisible” braces are thin aligners that shift your teeth without brackets or wires. All of our dentists are trained in providing this type of orthodontic therapy to our Brisbane CBD patients. With them, you can enjoy added benefits of:

• Eating whatever food you like—no restrictions
• Easier care and maintenance of your teeth
• Shorter follow-up visits
• The clearest type of braces possible

Quick Straight Teeth™

Would you like to straighten the visible teeth at the front of your smile? You can with Quick Straight Teeth (QST), a fast cosmetic orthodontic system that improves the alignment of the teeth that matter the most to you. Instead of realigning your entire mouth, you can enhance your smile’s appearance through this quick cosmetic braces system.

Keeping Your Pearly Whites Clean Is Easier

Wearing clear aligners can be a great way to improve the overall health of your teeth and mouth. Not only do they help straighten your teeth, but they also reduce plaque buildup and prevent cavities from forming.

Because the aligners are removable, it’s easier to brush and floss your teeth effectively for better oral hygiene. With regular checkups with your dentist and consistent use of clear aligners, you can achieve straighter teeth and a healthier mouth in no time!

* Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner such as a Specialist Oral Surgeon.