Apr 19, 2023
Schacher Orthodontics (844-996-9678) released a report debunking some of the myths surrounding clear aligners such as Invisalign.

Hamilton, Canada - April 19, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The new report from Schacher Orthodontics analyzes the pros and cons of clear aligner teeth straightening treatments. Also included in the report are videos from the practice's founder and CEO, Dr. Victor R. Schacher, sharing his views and opinions.
More details can be found at https://www.myorthodontist.ca/invisalign
In recent years, clear aligners like Invisalign have become the preferred alternative to traditional teeth straightening treatments such as braces. Because they are removable, clear, and not fixed to the teeth, they provide patients with the convenience, confidence, and comfort that metal braces don’t offer. However, clear aligners also have some downsides, and Schacher Orthodontics is hoping to make patients aware of these drawbacks with their new report.
According to Schacher Orthodontics, clear aligners are not capable of making the movements that braces are. Essentially, clear aligners “tip” the teeth but they don’t actually move them at the bone level. These “bodily movements,” as the report refers to them, are necessary for long-lasting results.
Additionally, despite what they advertise, clear aligners can end up taking longer than braces. This is because they rely on strict wearing schedules to work. If patients don’t adhere to these schedules results can take more time to achieve.
The report also notes that many clear aligner manufacturers—most notably Invisalign—use untrained labourers to fabricate their aligners. This can lead to issues with quality control and ultimately hinder the effectiveness of the treatment plan. If patients want to pursue clear aligners as a treatment, Schacher Orthodontics recommends buying their aligners from trusted American or Canadian manufacturers.
Schacher Orthodontics is quick to point out, however, that clear aligners may be the right treatment for certain patients. Orthodontists need to look at each case carefully, using moulds, scans, and X-rays to determine which method of teeth straightening will be most effective. For example, for subtler shifting of the teeth, clear aligners might be recommended.
“With clear aligners, certain things can be done well and other things can’t,” said Dr. Schacher. “Each patient needs to be examined to determine what they really need for their final outcome. If you want Invisalign or any other clear aligner, put yourself in the hands of a good orthodontist who you trust.”
About Schacher Orthodontics
With offices in Brantford, Hamilton East, and Simcoe, Schacher Orthodontics has been serving patients for over 40 years. They specialize in early orthodontic treatments for children and teens, as well as adults with non-surgical options.
Interested parties can find more information at https://www.myorthodontist.ca/invisalign
Contact Info:
Name: Dr. Victor Schacher
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Organization: Schacher Orthodontics
Address: 1334 Barton Street East, Hamilton, ON L8H 2W3, Canada
Phone: +1-905-545-3021
Website: https://myorthodontist.ca/
Source: PressCable
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