SmileAligner is a treatment method that assists in correcting misaligned teeth through clear tray therapy.

Clear tray treatment is based on the principle of gently moving teeth using specially designed clear trays.

Clear tray treatment is suitable for individuals with mild to moderate cases of teeth misalignment.

The duration of the treatment depends on the patient's needs, but generally, it can range from 7 to 15 months.

Clear trays are custom-produced using 3D printers to match the patient's dental structure.

Usually, a mild discomfort can be felt, but it is generally less painful compared to traditional braces.

The trays should be worn for 20-22 hours per day. They should only be removed for eating or performing dental hygiene tasks.

Yes, using retainers after the treatment is recommended to maintain the new position of the teeth.

Clear tray treatment is an effective method to correct misaligned teeth and regain an aesthetic smile.

The cost of the treatment can vary depending on the patient's needs and the duration of the treatment. Generally, it is more cost-effective compared to traditional braces.

Generally, it is suitable after the teenage years and once the growth and development of teeth are complete, typically after the age of 16.

During the treatment, regular check-ups with your dentist are conducted at specific intervals, typically every 4-6 weeks.

You can remove the trays and wash them with lukewarm water or use special cleaning products.

During the treatment, activities such as biting on extremely hard foods or opening the teeth excessively should be avoided.

If retainers are not used regularly, teeth can gradually revert to their previous state. Retainers should be worn for the recommended duration after the treatment.

Clear tray treatment is more advantageous in terms of visibility and can be easily removed.

After the treatment, expect to have straighter teeth and an aesthetic smile.

Undergoing treatment during pregnancy is generally not recommended. Treatment options should be discussed with your dentist.

Trays may require some adjustment at the beginning of the treatment, but speech habits develop quickly over a short period.

Clear tray treatment may not be suitable for severe teeth misalignments and jaw issues.

Smoking and excessive alcohol consumption can negatively affect the treatment outcomes.

Continuing with teeth brushing and flossing during the treatment is important. When the trays are removed, make sure to clean your teeth.

After the treatment, it's important to regularly visit your dentist, use a retainer, and maintain good oral hygiene.

In case of an emergency, you should immediately consult your dentist. If the tray is lost or damaged, inform them about the situation.

The trays have minimal impact on daily activities. Speech and eating habits quickly adapt to the trays.

Creating a routine lifestyle that involves regular use, cleaning, and proper maintenance of the trays is important.

The number of trays used during the treatment process varies depending on the complexity of the treatment.

Whether to use a fixed retainer after the treatment depends on your dentist's assessment.

Regular check-ups are important to monitor the progress of the treatment and make any necessary adjustments if needed.

Trays are typically made from medical-grade thermoplastic material.