A Discreet Path to a Straighter Smile
ClearCorrect uses a planned series of custom clear aligners to guide teeth toward new positions. Each set applies controlled pressure to selected teeth, and you move through the series according to the schedule provided by Dr. Aaron Jeziorski.
Because the trays are removable, you can take them out for meals and routine brushing and flossing. They are also less noticeable than traditional metal braces. Successful treatment still requires commitment: aligners need to be worn for the prescribed amount of time, kept clean, and changed only as directed.
ClearCorrect can address many common spacing, crowding, and alignment concerns, but it is not the right tool for every bite. Your consultation includes an evaluation of tooth position, gums, bite, and oral health. Complex cases may require another orthodontic approach or referral.
What ClearCorrect Can Address
- Crowded or overlapping teeth
- Gaps and uneven spacing
- Mild to moderate overbite, underbite, or crossbite
- Teeth that have shifted after earlier orthodontic treatment
- Rotated or tipped teeth
Why Straighter Teeth Are Healthier Teeth
Alignment is not only cosmetic. Well-aligned teeth are easier to brush and floss, which lowers the risk of decay and gum inflammation in the tight spots plaque likes to hide. An even bite also spreads chewing forces more evenly, reducing abnormal wear and strain on the jaw. For patients planning teeth whitening or veneers, alignment is often the sensible first step, because it creates a level foundation and may reduce how much cosmetic work is needed afterward.
Benefits of ClearCorrect
Low-Profile Appearance
Clear aligners fit closely over the teeth and are designed to be subtle during normal conversation and smiling.
Removable for Daily Routines
You remove the trays to eat and drink anything other than permitted beverages, then brush before putting them back. This avoids the food restrictions associated with fixed braces and keeps normal cleaning more familiar.
Smooth, Custom Fit
The trays do not use metal brackets or wires. Mild pressure or tenderness can occur when you begin a new set, but sharp or persistent discomfort should be reported.
In-Person Monitoring
Regular visits allow Dr. Jeziorski to check movement, fit, gum health, and bite. If treatment is not tracking as planned, changes can be addressed rather than left unnoticed.
What to Expect
Consultation
Tell us what you would like to change. Dr. Jeziorski will examine your teeth and bite, review your dental health, and determine whether ClearCorrect is a reasonable option.
Digital Treatment Plan
Digital scans or other records are used to model tooth movement and create the aligner series. You will review the proposed approach, estimated timeline, responsibilities, and cost before starting.
Active Aligner Treatment
Wear each set for about 22 hours a day, exactly as directed, and attend progress visits. Remove the trays for meals, clean your teeth before reinserting them, and keep aligners away from heat that could distort them.
Retention
Teeth can shift after active alignment. Retainers help protect the new positions and are an important long-term part of treatment. Your wear instructions will reflect your individual result.
Why Choose Acacia Dental?
- ClearCorrect planning and monitoring with Dr. Aaron Jeziorski
- Cosmetic, restorative, and preventive needs coordinated in one practice
- In-person checks throughout treatment
- A clear explanation of candidacy and alternatives
- Insurance benefits reviewed when available
- Third-party financing for eligible patients
- $1,000 off clear aligner treatment; see the financial page
ClearCorrect and Other Aligner Options
ClearCorrect is one of two aligner systems in our clear aligners family. CandidPro adds remote progress scans between office visits, while ClearCorrect relies on in-person checks. Both are directed by Dr. Jeziorski, and a consultation is the right place to compare them for your case.
Questions, Answered
ClearCorrect FAQs
Am I a Candidate for ClearCorrect?
Many adults and teens with mild to moderate spacing, crowding, or alignment concerns may qualify. Candidacy depends on the bite, gum health, tooth condition, growth, and ability to wear trays consistently.
How Many Hours a Day Do I Wear Aligners?
Wear time is about 22 hours a day, with removal for meals and cleaning, but follow the exact schedule Dr. Jeziorski gives you. Inconsistent wear can slow or compromise movement.
Can I Eat With the Aligners In?
Remove aligners for meals and most drinks to prevent damage and staining. Brush or rinse as directed before placing them back over the teeth.
How Long Does Treatment Take?
Timing depends on the amount and type of movement and how consistently the aligners are worn. Your digital plan provides an estimate, but progress visits determine whether the schedule remains appropriate.
Does Insurance Cover ClearCorrect?
Some dental plans include orthodontic benefits, while others do not. Our team can help verify your coverage and review payment options.
Can Teens Use ClearCorrect?
Yes, many teens are good candidates once most of their permanent teeth have come in. The main consideration is consistency: aligners only work when they are worn, so the teen needs to be ready to manage the trays responsibly. Dr. Jeziorski will consider growth and bite development when deciding whether aligners or another approach is better.
Does It Affect Speech?
Some patients notice a slight lisp during the first few days with a new set of aligners. It usually disappears within a week as the tongue adapts. Talking and reading aloud help the adjustment along.