Clear braces offer a discreet way to straighten your teeth while keeping your smile natural-looking throughout treatment. They blend seamlessly with your teeth, making them a comfortable and subtle choice for orthodontic care.
At Ziehmer Orthodontics, we focus on creating healthy, confident smiles. With clear braces, you can enjoy effective results without feeling self-conscious about your orthodontic treatment in social or professional settings.
Clear braces provide a subtle way to straighten teeth while keeping your smile natural and comfortable.
Offering personalized clear braces bonding to help kids, teens, and adults achieve confident, healthy smiles.
Clear braces come in two types: traditional and self-ligating. They are made of porcelain brackets that are colored to closely match the natural tooth structure. Clear braces offer an excellent option for individuals who need orthodontic corrections that aren’t suitable for clear aligners but prefer a less noticeable appearance.
These braces are particularly effective in treating the following conditions:
Clear braces are an excellent choice for addressing a range of mild to severe dental and jaw conditions. During your initial consultation at Ziehmer Orthodontics, we will discuss all of your tooth straightening options. Depending on the severity of your case, we may recommend combining braces with other dental appliances. Other orthodontic options may include:
Most major US dental insurance plans that offer coverage for orthodontic work typically cover a portion of the fees associated with clear braces. Our office will contact your insurance company before your initial consultation to determine your orthodontic benefits.
At Ziehmer Orthodontics, we take the time to understand your goals and create a treatment plan that fits your lifestyle. Our team is here to guide you every step of the way.
With advanced orthodontic solutions and personalized care, we make sure your journey with clear braces is both comfortable and rewarding. Your smile is always our priority.
