Clear Aligners
in Las Vegas.
Clear, removable trays move your teeth into line a little at a time. Aligners can handle many cases of crowding, spacing and bite problems, and an exam at our South Durango Drive office will show whether they suit yours.
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More than just aesthetics.
Straighter teeth look nice, but the bigger payoff is that they are easier to keep clean. When teeth overlap or crowd together, plaque collects in corners your brush misses, and over time that can mean cavities and gum disease.
A bite that doesn't line up can also wear some teeth down faster than others and may play a part in jaw soreness or headaches. Once teeth are straighter, your daily brushing and flossing reach more of every tooth.

Why patients choose clear aligners
Treatment that fits around work, school and family life.
Virtually Invisible
The trays are clear plastic, so at work or out with friends, few people will be able to tell.
No Food Restrictions
You take them out at mealtime, so apples, popcorn and chewy foods stay on the menu.
Progress From Home
You switch to each new set of trays at home on schedule, and we see you at planned checkups to confirm your teeth are moving as expected.

Are Clear Aligners Right For You?
Clear aligner treatment works for both teens and adults and can correct a wide range of bite issues. Your exam shows whether it is a good fit for your teeth.
Frequently Asked Questions
The answer comes down to your case and how far each tooth has to travel. Minor straightening can be done in roughly 3 to 6 months; correcting a bigger bite problem more often takes 12 to 18. We'll give you a time estimate for your own teeth at your exam.
Plan on 20 to 22 hours a day; that is what keeps treatment on track. Take them out only for meals, for drinks other than plain water, and to brush and floss, then put them right back in.
Mostly, what you feel is pressure, not pain. The trays are smooth plastic with nothing to poke your cheeks or lips, so most people get used to them quickly. Each new set of trays can feel snug for a day or two, and that snug feeling means the trays are doing their job.
Whenever the trays are out, give them a rinse and a light scrub with a soft toothbrush, using cool or lukewarm water. Skip hot water, which can bend the plastic out of shape. A few times a week, a soak with aligner cleaning tablets or crystals helps keep them clear and fresh.
Yes. After any tooth movement, teeth tend to drift back toward where they started. A retainer made for your mouth, usually worn while you sleep, helps hold the new position so the time you put in isn't lost.
Yes, financing options are available for clear aligner treatment. At your exam we check whether aligners suit your bite, then walk you through the treatment plan and the ways to pay for it, including financing and your insurance benefits. If you don't have dental insurance, ask about our self-pay specials.