Aligners vs. braces

While both options straighten teeth and correct bites, clear aligners are becoming more popular due to their discreet appearance, comfort, and flexibility in daily life, without compromising treatment results.

Ordoline Aligners

Braces

Ordoline is a modern clear aligner system used to straighten teeth in a discreet and comfortable way. The aligners are nearly invisible, removable, and allow patients to maintain normal hygiene and eat without restrictions. For best results, aligners should be worn 22 hours per day.

Traditional braces are fixed metal appliances attached to the outer surface of teeth. They gradually move teeth into alignment using continuous pressure. While effective, they are visible, can cause discomfort, and require more frequent clinic visits.

01

Nearly invisible

(transparent and barely noticeable)

01

Bulky and visible

(metal on teeth)

02

Lower initial discomfort

(only mild tension during the first days of each stage)

02

May cause painful rubbing of cheeks and lips

(possible sores and wounds)

03

Reduced need for teeth extractions

03

Teeth extractions often required

04

Fewer clinic visits

(only every 3-4 months)

04

Regular clinic visits

(monthly check-ups)

05

Low incidence of emergencies

05

Emergency visits

(to fix broken or detached brackets)

06

Convenient and can be removed when needed

06

Cannot be removed

07

No effect on oral hygiene

07

Difficult to brush teeth

(plaque may build up around braces)

08

More predictable treatment results and treatment duration

08

Treatment can be longer than expected

09

No food restrictions

(eat and drink without limitations when aligners are removed)

09

Many food restrictions

Ordoline Aligners

Ordoline is a modern clear aligner system used to straighten teeth in a discreet and comfortable way. The aligners are nearly invisible, removable, and allow patients to maintain normal hygiene and eat without restrictions. For best results, aligners should be worn 22 hours per day.

01

Nearly invisible

(transparent and barely noticeable)

02

Lower initial discomfort

(only mild tension during the first days of each stage)

03

Reduced need for teeth extractions

04

Fewer clinic visits

(only every 3-4 months)

05

Low incidence of emergencies

06

Convenient and can be removed when needed

07

No effect on oral hygiene

08

More predictable treatment results and treatment duration

09

No food restrictions

(eat and drink without limitations when aligners are removed)

Braces

Traditional braces are fixed metal appliances attached to the outer surface of teeth. They gradually move teeth into alignment using continuous pressure. While effective, they are visible, can cause discomfort, and require more frequent clinic visits.

01

Bulky and visible

(metal on teeth)

02

May cause painful rubbing of cheeks and lips

(possible sores and wounds)

03

Teeth extractions often required

04

Regular clinic visits

(monthly check-ups)

05

Emergency visits

(to fix broken or detached brackets)

06

Cannot be removed

07

Difficult to brush teeth

(plaque may build up around braces)

08

Treatment can be longer than expected

09

Many food restrictions

Conclusion

Braces are effective but often come with visibility, discomfort, and lifestyle limitations — which may discourage some patients from starting treatment. Clear aligners provide a discreet, comfortable alternative that fits easily into daily routines with minimal disruption. They are suitable for children, teenagers, and adults who value aesthetics and convenience and can commit to wearing them 22 hours per day.

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