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Dr.Clear Three-Layer Composite Aligner Material
Made in Silicon Valley with Zendura® Clear
Virtually Invisible
Fully Customized
Simulated Oral Environment Test
Dr.Clear C4 Clear Aligner Treatment
Made with aligner material supplied by U.S.-based Bay Materials.
The film's stress retention, tear resistance, and stain resistance properties
deliver precise, controlled forces at every stage of tooth movement
while maintaining high transparency throughout
Optimizing treatment plans by combining natural orthodontic force with precise orthodontic force
Common types of malocclusion include:
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Crowded teeth
Insufficient space for teeth alignment
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Spaced teeth
Gaps between teeth
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Deep overbite
Upper teeth protrude relatively
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Underbite
Lower teeth protrude relatively
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Misaligned bite
Upper and lower jaws cannot align properly
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Open bite
Vertical gap in front teeth
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Case Gallery
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High elasticity
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Sustained stress retention
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Tear resistance
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Stain resistance
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Matte, cross-hatched finish
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Pre-Treatment Examination
1. Chief complaint: Crowding
2. Model analysis: Angle Class I, crowding
Treatment Plan
1. Perform dental and periodontal treatment before orthodontic treatment.
2. Interproximal enamel reduction on upper and lower arches to align teeth, align midlines, maintain molar occlusion, and improve overbite and overjet.
Treatment Duration
See the animation for details.
Case Difficulty
Moderate
After treatment, please wear retainers to prevent relapse.
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Pre-Treatment Examination
1. Chief complaint: Crowding
2. Diagnosis: Mild crowding in both arches, slight protrusion, poor anterior occlusion.
Model Analysis
1. Please assess the patient's dental and periodontal condition, have the patient undergo professional cleaning, restore carious teeth, and complete endodontic and periodontal treatment.
2. Interproximal enamel reduction on upper and lower arches to relieve crowding, moderate retraction, align teeth, align midlines, and improve overbite and overjet.
Treatment Duration
Refer to animation
Case Difficulty
Moderate
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Pre-Treatment Examination
Extract supernumerary teeth, close spaces
Treatment Plan
1. Perform dental and periodontal treatment before orthodontic treatment.
2. Interproximal enamel reduction on upper and lower arches to align teeth, align midlines, maintain molar occlusion, and improve overbite and overjet.
Treatment Duration
18-24 months
Case Difficulty
Moderate
After treatment, please wear retainers to prevent relapse.
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Pre-Treatment Examination
Lower arch expansion, align teeth
Model Analysis
1. Please assess the patient's dental and periodontal condition, have the patient undergo professional cleaning, restore carious teeth, and complete endodontic and periodontal treatment.
2. Interproximal enamel reduction on upper and lower arches to relieve crowding, moderate retraction, align teeth, align midlines, and improve overbite and overjet.
Treatment Duration
12-18 months
Case Difficulty
Moderate
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Pre-Treatment Examination
1. Chief complaint: Crowding
2. Model analysis: Angle Class I, crowding
Treatment Plan
1. Perform dental and periodontal treatment before orthodontic treatment.
2. Interproximal enamel reduction on upper and lower arches to align teeth, align midlines, maintain molar occlusion, and improve overbite and overjet.
Treatment Duration
18-24 months
Case Difficulty
Moderate
*The case shown is for reference only; please follow your doctor's advice for your specific case.
Your Dr.Clear Aligner Journey
Initial Consultation
Contact your doctor to take dental photos, X-rays, and have a digital scan or dental impressions taken to develop a treatment plan
Treatment Plan Confirmation
Your doctor will create a personalized treatment plan and discuss the process with you to gain your support and cooperation
Customization
Receive your custom-made aligners and begin treatment
Wearing & Follow-up
You will need follow-up visits every 6 to 8 weeks to monitor your progress and receive your next set of aligners. Aligners should be changed every 2 weeks
Treatment Completion
After treatment, don't forget to wear your retainers to maintain your results and keep your smile radiant
Dr.Clear Aligner FAQ
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Q: Will I experience pain during clear aligner treatment?
A: When you start each new stage of treatment, most people experience some tooth discomfort for the first few days. This is normal and indicates that your Dr.Clear Aligner is working to move your teeth into their desired positions. This discomfort typically subsides within a few days of wearing a new aligner. If discomfort persists after a few days, contact your doctor immediately.
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Q: Will treatment affect my speech?
A: Similar to all orthodontic treatments, aligners may temporarily affect your speech. You may experience a slight lisp for a day or two. However, as your tongue adapts to the aligners, any speech impediment will resolve.
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Q: Are the aligners truly invisible?
A: The aligners are nearly invisible, so most people won't notice you're wearing them.
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Q: How long does treatment typically take?
A: Treatment duration depends on your specific needs and will be determined by your doctor. On average, adult treatment takes approximately 12 to 18 months. Treatment time for teenagers may vary and will be determined by the doctor.
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Q: When will I see results?
A: After a few months of treatment, you will gradually begin to see the results of your Dr.Clear aligner treatment.
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Q: Will I need tooth extractions during treatment?
A: Not everyone requires tooth extractions during treatment; it depends on the type of correction needed. Consult your doctor to determine if extractions are necessary for your case.
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Q: How much does treatment cost?
A: For information regarding treatment costs and payment options, please consult your doctor.