We have compiled the main recommendations for wearing and caring for aligners. Watch the short video to avoid common mistakes and maintain your treatment results.
Aligners are sensitive to temperature and chemical exposure. Violating these rules may lead to deformation and reduced treatment effectiveness.
What to avoid
To achieve the desired outcome, the aligners must be worn consistently. Insufficient wear time reduces the effectiveness of the treatment.
How long and how to wear them
Incorrect or sharp movements during removal can damage the aligners. Caution is important at every stage.
How to properly put on and take off
Proper removal technique helps to avoid deformation of the structure and discomfort.
Where to start
When changing aligners, the teeth begin to move, so some discomfort may occur. This is a normal part of the treatment.
What to expect
Regular and proper cleaning helps to maintain the clarity of the aligners and supports oral hygiene throughout the treatment.
How to properly clean aligners
Interrupting treatment due to the absence of an aligner can negatively affect the outcome. It is important to act quickly.
What to do
Each set of aligners works at a specific stage of tooth movement. Unauthorised changes to the schedule may disrupt the treatment plan.
Basic rules
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