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Fayetteville ClearCorrect Alignment Tray Orthodontics

Fayetteville ClearCorrect Dentist talking to ladyA straight smile looks great, functions perfectly, and remains healthier. However, many patients have avoided correcting their bite alignment because they didn’t want to spend years with a mouth full of metal bracket and wire braces. At Lyndon Family Dental, we invite our Fayetteville dentistry patients to consider a more cosmetic alternative – ClearCorrect alignment tray braces. These clear, comfortable aligners allow patients to achieve the flawlessly aligned smiles they deserve without adversely affecting their appearance. Instead, patients can look forward to perfected alignment and all anyone will ever see throughout treatment is a picture perfect smile. Give our team a call to learn more or schedule a consultation appointment with us in our Fayetteville dentistry practice. We’ll evaluate your smile and help you find the best treatment plan to meet your needs.

The ClearCorrect Process

Man looking at smile in mirrorClearCorrect treatment uses aligners to shift teeth into their ideal positions. Each set of alignment trays represents your smile one step closer to your desired end results. You wear the aligners for about two weeks at a time. Then, you’ll replace the current set of aligners for the next set in the series. You repeat this process until you achieve the desired results. Most patients complete the ClearCorrect process within twelve months.



Benefits of ClearCorrect Orthodontics

There are numerous benefits to straightening your smile with ClearCorrect orthodontics, including:

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Good Candidates for ClearCorrect

Many patients may be considered good candidates for ClearCorrect. In fact, patients with the most advanced orthodontic concerns like over, under, or crossbite may now achieve their ideal bite alignment with ClearCorrect. Some of those patients who most benefit from ClearCorrect treatment include:

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Understanding the Cost of ClearCorrect

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The easiest way to get an estimate of the cost of ClearCorrect is to schedule a consultation with our Fayetteville dental team. That way, we can provide you with an answer that considers various factors, including the need for preliminary treatments. If you are interested in learning more on the topic of price prior to your appointment, then you can also read on; we’ve shared some helpful information on the topic below!

Factors That Affect the Cost of ClearCorrect

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ClearCorrect is customized entirely to the patient’s unique dental history and needs. That’s why that consultation is so important! At this appointment, we will determine if any preliminary treatments are needed, if single-arch treatment is possible, how many aligners need to be made, and the type of retainer needed. Once we have all of this information, we can provide you with an accurate estimate of the cost and share what to do (and what not to do) to avoid added expenses in the future.

ClearCorrect vs. Mail-In Aligners: Which Costs More?

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Since mail-in aligners pride themselves in being cheaper, you might be considering them. Although they do have a lower upfront price, they usually skip the initial exam, rely on DIY impressions, and aren’t overseen by a licensed dental professional. In fact, many patients have experienced worsened misalignment for these reasons, leading them to need ClearCorrect anyway. So, the best thing for your smile and your wallet is to stick with safe, reputable, and professional orthodontic treatments, even if they require a higher upfront investment.

Does Dental Insurance Cover ClearCorrect?

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There are some dental insurance providers that cover a portion of the cost of ClearCorrect. So, look at your coverage more closely; you might be surprised to see that there is a once-in-a-lifetime orthodontic benefit you can take advantage of! Our team at Lyndon Family Dental is proud to be in-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, and several other popular insurers as well. That means that we can help you better understand your coverage and utilize it to the fullest on your journey to your healthiest, happiest smile.

Options for Making ClearCorrect Affordable

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Don’t have insurance? That’s okay – we have two other financial solutions at our office! The first is our membership plan, which helps our patients save on a wide range of services – all without waiting periods, annual maximums, and yearly deductibles. The second is CareCredit flexible financing. Their payment plans prevent you from having to pay for the entire cost of your clear aligner treatment in one lump sum. Instead, you can break up the payments into smaller chunks that work with your budget.

Maintain Results Following Treatment

After your ClearCorrect orthodontic treatment plan is completed, you will still need to use a retainer. In many cases, we can now use clear retainers that closely mimic the appearance of your ClearCorrect aligners. Most patients need to wear the retainers constantly for at least a year following treatment. Then, we will begin to reduce the amount of time you wear your retainers gradually. You will need to continue to care for your teeth attentively to ensure they remain healthy. You will also need to floss at least once every day, and you should brush at least twice a day for two minutes at a time. Additionally, all patients should visit us for dental checkups every six months.