Choosing between braces and clear aligners is one of the first decisions in orthodontic treatment. Both can produce excellent results, but they suit different cases and lifestyles.
Fixed braces are highly versatile and can correct complex bite and alignment problems. They are always working because they are not removable, which can help with consistency.
Clear aligners are removable and virtually invisible, which many adults prefer. They are well suited to mild and moderate cases, but require discipline to wear 20–22 hours a day.
The best way to decide is a clinical assessment. During your consultation we review your teeth, bite, and goals, then recommend the option that fits you best.