Removable, predictable, and planned in advance.
Aligners are a series of clear trays, each one a fraction different from the last. You wear each set for a week or two, and the teeth move a small, controlled amount at each stage. The whole sequence is planned digitally before the first tray is made.
Because they come out, you brush and floss normally and eat whatever you like. The trade-off is discipline — they only work while they are in, which means around 20 to 22 hours a day.
What aligners handle well
Crowding
Teeth that overlap because there is not quite enough room along the arch.
Spacing
Gaps between teeth, including the gap many people dislike in the upper front.
Relapse
Teeth that have drifted back years after braces in your teens.
Mild bite issues
Many overbite and crossbite cases. More complex bites may need a different approach — we will say so.
Common questions
Answers before you book.
Still unsure about something? Call (903) 630-7357 and talk it through with our team.
How long does treatment take?
It depends entirely on how far the teeth have to move. Minor corrections can take a few months; a full arch correction takes longer. You will get an estimate at your consultation.
Will I need a retainer afterwards?
Yes, and this matters. Teeth drift for life. A retainer is what protects the result you paid for.
What is the difference between this and Invisalign?
Invisalign is one brand of clear aligner. We offer both, and Dr. Nash will recommend whichever moves your teeth most predictably for your case and budget.