Generally, tooth crookedness is caused by wires, rubbers and springs attached to metal buttons called brackets, which are glued on the teeth. 

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Orthodontic treatment with transparent aligners is a treatment method developed to be applied in appropriate cases - mild and moderate dental disorders. In this treatment method, the treatment stages of the teeth are planned on the digital platform and the teeth are moved towards their ideal posture positions. 

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Depending on the case, a certain number of transparent plates are prepared digitally. Each plate prepared is used by the patient for the period determined by the doctor. For example, if 5 plates are prepared for the patient (the number of plates may increase depending on the severity of the case), each plate is used for the period determined by the doctor and a gradual improvement is achieved in certain amounts in each plate.

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In this method, it is possible to move the teeth effectively, accurately and quickly towards the desired ideal position by applying light pressure through almost inconspicuous transparent appliances.

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Advantages of Transparent Records

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• The biggest advantage is that the tooth and mouth structure that will emerge as a result of the treatment can be displayed to the patient as a 3D visual simulation. 

• transparent appearance

• It is light due to its thinness. 

• It provides maximum ease of use thanks to its extremely thin and soft elastic material. 

• There is no need for anesthesia during the treatment process. 

• The entire treatment is planned with just one measurement, there is no need to take measurements every session. 

• The apparatus does not cause speech impairment. It can be used without any problems, especially when working in lines of business where voice and speech are predominant. 

• It does not cause an allergic reaction. It can be put on and taken off and thus does not cause any change in eating habits. 

• It can be removed whenever desired, so it does not affect social life.

• It can be applied to both children and adults. 

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Disadvantages of Transparent Records

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• They need to be removed before each meal and reinserted after the meal. It requires patient cooperation and discipline as it must be kept in the mouth at all times, except for meals.

• Because it is thin, it is fragile and must be kept in a box when removed.