Clear aligners
A series of ClearCorrect trays, changed in order, taken out to eat and worn at least 22 hours a day.
Suits: Cases that can be corrected with removable trays rather than fixed brackets.
How it works
Photographs, a scan and a talk about what your bite needs.
A series of trays is made from that scan, each one a small step.
Each tray is worn at least 22 hours a day, then changed in order.
When the series ends, a retainer holds the result.
The first weeks
- A new set feels tight and presses on the teeth. It eases as you wear it.
- Mild discomfort in the first three to five days of each new set.
Questions
Braces, lingual braces, or clear aligners, which is right for me?
It depends on your bite. Some cases need fixed braces, many can be treated with aligners, and lingual braces sit behind the teeth where nothing shows. Dr. Mashaly will tell you which of the three fits your case, and why.
Are adults too old for braces?
No. Teeth move at any age, and aligners or lingual braces keep the treatment close to invisible.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the case and the appliance. You get a written plan with the price on it after the first visit.
Book a consultation
A first visit with Dr. Mashaly, in Zamalek or Newgiza.
Already a patient? Open your care folder