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Clear aligners are removable transparent trays made from a digital impression. They are not always prescribed for a child: whether they are suitable depends on the stage of the bite and the diagnosis. They must be worn for hours a day, and the schedule is set by the doctor. Care is simple but requires discipline. The cost and installment options are discussed at the consultation.
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Helps you understand which tasks aligners can address and how the course of treatment differs for each of them.
The front teeth are crowded, tilted, or rotated because there is not enough space in the arch. Aligners gradually straighten the incisors, while space is created by expanding the dental arch or tilting the teeth. A doctor considers this type of correction for moderate crowding; for severe crowding, braces are more often chosen.
A gap remains between the front incisors — a diastema. Here the task is the opposite of crowding: aligners bring the adjacent teeth closer together and evenly distribute space in the arch. A doctor considers such correction when the gap is not related to permanent teeth that have not yet erupted — this is checked on X-rays.
The upper incisors significantly overlap the lower ones vertically, and are not just unevenly positioned in the arch. Aligners change the position of the front teeth so that the overlap becomes smaller and the bite normalizes. A doctor considers this type of correction when the problem is related to tooth position rather than a pronounced mismatch in jaw size.
The doctor examines the teeth and mucous membranes, assesses how the teeth come together, and asks about complaints and past medical conditions. They clarify whether orthodontic appliances have been used before.
To plan the procedure, a panoramic X-ray and a cephalometric X-ray are taken. These are used to assess the position of the permanent tooth germs and the relationship of the jaws.
The orthodontist explains which method is suitable for the child, how long the trays will need to be worn, and how often follow-up appointments will be. Alternatives are discussed if any are available.
A digital impression of the dental arches is taken, a model is built, and tooth movement is calculated in stages. Based on the calculation, a set of trays is made.
The child and parent are shown how to remove and insert the tray, and how to wash and store it. The doctor sets the date of the next appointment and explains what to do if it breaks or is lost.
The upper teeth are misaligned and tilted. Aligners were made to gradually straighten the dental arch.
The upper incisors overlap the lower ones. Aligners were prescribed to normalize the bite.
There are gaps between the teeth. Aligners were made to evenly distribute the teeth.
The posterior teeth do not bite together correctly. Aligners were made to correct their position.
The upper front teeth protrude forward. Aligners were prescribed to tilt them back.
The teeth in the posterior region are crowded. Aligners were made to expand the dental arch.
Crowding of two adjacent teeth. After wearing the aligner, the teeth became straight and the gap closed.
The lower teeth were misaligned. With the help of the aligner, the dental arch was straightened and the bite was normalized.
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The difference starts with how the appliance is attached to the teeth. Braces are fixed to the enamel, while trays are placed over the row. This determines the wearing schedule, the appearance and how the child experiences treatment.
A braces system consists of brackets on each tooth and an archwire connecting them. Brackets can be metal, ceramic or sapphire. The archwire gradually changes shape and pulls the teeth in the desired direction. You cannot remove it yourself — only the doctor can. A removable tray looks different: a transparent polymer cap that follows the relief of the dental arch. Inside there are individual indentations and protrusions that create pressure on specific teeth. No metal is visible on the teeth. For a child this is often the deciding factor: peers do not notice the appliance, so there is less reason to feel self-conscious. Trays are made from a digital impression, so each one fits snugly and does not rub the gum. The material becomes cloudy over time, but this does not affect function. Braces have different aesthetics: even ceramic brackets are noticeable, and the archwire stains from food. But the appliance does not depend on whether the child puts it on or not. This is the fundamental difference, and it determines everything that follows.
The child removes the tray themselves — for eating, brushing teeth, playing contact sports. Braces stay in the mouth around the clock, including during meals. Hence the main practical difference: a removable appliance only works while it is on the teeth. How many hours a day to wear the tray is decided by the doctor based on the clinical picture. There is no universal number. If the child forgets to put the appliance on, pressure is not transmitted and the teeth do not move. Parents have to monitor the schedule — this is an additional burden. With braces, no such discipline is required: the archwire works constantly, without the patient's involvement. On the other hand, hygiene with a removable appliance is simpler. The tray is rinsed, the teeth are brushed with a regular toothbrush, and plaque does not accumulate around brackets. With braces, interdental brushes and a single-tuft brush are needed, otherwise the gums become inflamed. Which is more convenient for a particular child depends on their age, character and whether the parents are ready to supervise wearing. The doctor decides after an examination.
| Feature | Removable aligners | Braces |
|---|---|---|
| Attachment | Removed by the patient | Bonded to the enamel |
| Appearance | Clear, barely noticeable | Brackets and wire are visible |
| Wear schedule | Worn as prescribed by the doctor | 24/7 |
| Hygiene | Regular brushing | Requires interdental brushes and a single-tuft brush |
| Discipline | Requires parental supervision | Does not depend on the patient |
| Eating | The appliance is removed for meals | Dietary restrictions |
| Replacement | Aligners are changed according to plan | The wire is adjusted by the doctor |
The tray presses on the crown, and the tooth moves as a whole: the root sits in the bone, and the bone remodels. Without this pressure there is no movement.
Treatment begins with scanning the dental arches. The impression or optical scan is converted into a digital model, and a sequence of intermediate positions is built on it — from the starting position to the final one. From this sequence, a series of aligners is printed: each one differs from the previous by fractions of a millimeter. The patient wears one aligner until the tooth reaches the planned position, then moves on to the next. The change follows the schedule set by the doctor, not the calendar on the box. If an aligner does not fit snugly or is worn less than the agreed time, the tooth does not reach the target point, and the next aligner sits with tension. The plan is then adjusted: a new scan is taken, intermediate stages are recalculated, and new aligners are printed. No one can say in advance how many such adjustments there will be — it depends on the clinical picture and how disciplined the patient is about wearing them. The doctor decides based on check-up images and on how the aligner fits the dental arch.
| Factor | How it affects the process |
|---|---|
| Aligner shape | Covers the crown and transmits pressure to the tooth |
| Contact area | Sets the direction in which the tooth moves |
| Wall thickness | Determines the amount of force applied to a specific area |
| Aligner fit | A snug fit with no gap is essential for it to work |
| Wear time | The tooth is held in its new position between changes |
| Bone response | Socket remodeling follows its own pace and cannot be sped up |
| Root position | The root moves within the bone, not just the crown |
The duration of aligner wear in a child consists of two values: how many hours a day they are worn and how many months the treatment lasts. The doctor determines both values based on the clinical picture.
A child wears a removable aligner almost all day, taking it out only for meals, brushing teeth, and as needed — for training or a test at school. At night the aligner stays in the mouth. The exact schedule depends on the clinical picture: with one bite, the doctor asks not to remove the aligner for longer, while with another, a more flexible schedule is allowed. If the child takes the aligner out more often than necessary, the tooth does not receive the load and returns to its previous position. The doctor then either extends the treatment or changes the plan. Home monitoring is simple: the parent counts the hours the aligner spent outside the mouth and writes them down. At the appointment, these records help understand why the teeth are moving more slowly than expected. The doctor still decides, not a table from the internet.
Aligners move teeth while the child wears them. After they are removed, the teeth tend to return to their previous position, and maintaining the result is a separate stage.
Teeth are not rigidly fixed in the bone. Ligaments remain around the root, and after movement they pull the tooth back for some time. This is normal biology, not a treatment error. The retainer counteracts this tendency: it holds the crowns and roots where the aligners placed them. It must be worn for a long time, sometimes for years, and the schedule is determined by the doctor based on the clinical picture. If the retainer is removed too early or the child stops wearing it, the teeth may shift. How much — depends on the initial bite, age, and how long the correction took. Sometimes the shift is almost imperceptible, sometimes it is noticeable within a few months. This cannot be predicted in advance. Therefore, retention is not discontinued on one's own: the decision to remove it is made by the orthodontist after an examination. The retainer itself does not move anything. Its job is to hold the position while the ligaments and bone remodel under the new load.
Children's aligners are removed for meals and brushing teeth. Therefore, hygiene falls into two parts: oral care and care of the aligners themselves.
An aligner is a thin polymer form, and it is sensitive to everyday habits. Hot water, tea, drying on a radiator or under a hairdryer change the geometry of the appliance. After that, it either presses on the gum or stops covering the teeth, and wearing it no longer makes sense. Regular abrasive toothpaste does the same: micro-scratches are invisible to the eye, but plaque gets trapped in them, and a persistent odor appears. Whitening and disinfecting solutions are not suitable unless prescribed by a doctor: an aggressive environment corrodes the surface. Dyes from tea, coffee, juices, and soda are absorbed into the material, and the appliance turns yellow. It should not be removed with teeth or nails: the edge can easily chip. If a child forgets the aligner in a pocket or it falls on the floor, it is enough to rinse it with cool water and show it to the doctor at the appointment. How exactly to care for it in a specific case is decided by the doctor: materials and designs differ between systems.
An aligner covers part of the dental arch and changes the position of the tongue in the mouth. Hence the question: will speech suffer? In short — temporarily yes, but not in everyone.
In the first days, a foreign body appears in the mouth. The tongue presses against a smooth surface, and the tip shifts backward. Sibilant and hushing sounds — "s," "z," "sh," "zh" — change most noticeably. The child speaks as if with a mouth full. This is mechanical discomfort, not a speech defect. Articulation adjusts to the new geometry of the oral cavity. How long the adaptation lasts depends on the clinical picture: in one child it passes in a couple of days, in another it stretches to two or three weeks. Much is decided by the doctor at the follow-up visit. If the aligner is removable, speech recovers immediately after it is taken out. With a fixed appliance it is more complicated: the tongue adapts gradually while the appliance is in place. Parents should note which sounds are distorted and how long this lasts. Such a record helps the orthodontist understand whether additional help is needed.
You should consult a speech therapist if the distortions last longer than a month and do not smooth out. A second reason — the child avoids speaking, feels embarrassed, asks to take the aligner off during class. A third — there were already problems with sound pronunciation before treatment began: the appliance highlights them rather than creating them. The orthodontist and the speech therapist look at the case together: one assesses the bite and the fit of the aligner, the other — articulation. Sometimes a course of sessions is enough, sometimes the wear schedule is changed. It depends on the clinical picture, and the doctor decides. You can enroll the child with a speech therapist in parallel with orthodontic treatment. This does not cancel wearing the aligner and does not automatically lengthen it. If speech recovers on its own, separate sessions are not needed. Observation by a specialist is a calm way to relieve parents' anxiety and not miss the moment when help is truly required.
A child's tooth replacement follows its own schedule. Aligners move what has already erupted and do not prevent the other teeth from taking their place.
In mixed dentition, primary and permanent teeth stand side by side. The shape of the arch changes as teeth erupt: in some places there is enough room, in others the permanent tooth comes in crowded or tilted. The aligner fits onto the teeth that have already erupted and hold it. It does not cover teeth that are still in the gum. Therefore, in mixed dentition aligners are more often used to straighten the front teeth and to hold space in the arch. When a new permanent tooth erupts, it may end up outside the aligner. Then it is reviewed: a new impression is taken, the design is changed. Sometimes the new tooth erupts off the arch, and then a decision is made whether to wait for it or guide it. The doctor decides this based on the clinical picture and the X-ray. If a child wears an aligner and a tooth is erupting, discomfort is possible: the gum swells, the aligner presses. This should be mentioned to the doctor at the appointment.
Payment is usually discussed at the consultation. The options depend on the clinic, the plan, and the amount. Below is how it works and what to ask in advance.
The conversation about payment begins after the examination and treatment plan. The doctor outlines the stages and their cost, and the administrator explains which payment methods are available. Sometimes the amount is split into parts: part is paid before treatment starts, and the rest as treatment progresses. This is not a bank installment plan but a payment schedule within the clinic. Its terms depend on the clinical picture and the scope of work. The doctor decides together with the administrator, not the patient alone. If a bank installment plan is arranged, its approval depends on the bank and the documents. The term and interest are also determined by the bank. Some clinics offer Jusan bank and Kaspi. Specific terms are clarified on site as they change. Interest-free installments are not a universal rule but an offer from a specific clinic. Sometimes it is for a short term, sometimes for a long term. It depends on the amount and the clinic's policy. The treatment plan may be adjusted along the way, and then the payment schedule is revised. That is why the exact amount is not given in advance: it is made up of the stages.
The exact amount cannot be given in advance: it is made up of several conditions. Below is what shapes the price and why no two estimates are the same.
Two children of the same age may receive different estimates. One may still be losing baby teeth, while the other has already finished. One may have crowding in the front, while the other has a deep bite and displacement in the back. The orthodontist reviews X-rays and impressions and assesses how many teeth need to be moved and by what distance. This leads to a different number of aligners, a different timeline, and different laboratory work. Sometimes the plan has to be changed along the way: a tooth erupts differently than expected, and new stages are added. That is why a figure cannot be given over the phone — it is determined by the doctor after examination and diagnostics. The initial examination and treatment plan at the clinic cost 0 ₸, and payment can be split: installments for 24 months with Jusan bank or 12 months with Kaspi. The exact cost of aligner treatment in Astana is calculated after the consultation, once the clinical picture is clear.
Aligners move teeth by applying pressure to the crown and remodeling the tissues around the root. The child wears them according to the schedule prescribed by the doctor. They are removed only for eating, hygiene, and when necessary. A removable appliance requires discipline: missed hours cannot be compensated by doubling wear time. The timeline depends on the clinical picture, age, and how the permanent teeth erupt. After the active phase comes the retention period. It also cannot be shortened at will. Aligners do not interfere with speech in most children. Adaptation is possible in the first few days. Care is simple: rinse with cool water, brush with a soft brush, store in a container. Loss or breakage is a reason to contact the doctor. You cannot repair it yourself. If the child plays sports, ask whether the aligners can be removed for training. The decision on whether this method is suitable is made by the orthodontist after examination and X-rays.
At the appointment, it is worth asking how many hours a day to wear the aligners and how to combine this with school and activities. Clarify what to do during a cold, when teeth change, and when traveling. Ask how often to change the aligners and by what signs to tell that the child is not wearing them enough. Discuss whether there are any restrictions on food and drinks. Separately, talk through what to do if an aligner is lost or cracked: where to call and how soon to come in. Ask them to show you how to properly remove and insert the appliance so as not to damage it or injure the gum. Clarify whether additional hygiene aids are needed. Ask about the retention period: how long it will last and in what form. If something in the plan is unclear, it is better to ask again right away. The doctor will assess the condition of the oral cavity and say when to start and when to expect the first changes.
Children's aligners are removable transparent trays that are changed as the teeth move, whereas braces are fixed to the teeth and are not removed until the end of treatment. Trays are less noticeable and can be removed while eating and brushing, but they require discipline: they must be worn at least 20–22 hours a day. Braces do not depend on whether the child forgot to put them on, but they are harder to keep clean and more often rub the mucous membranes. The choice between systems is made by the orthodontist after examination, imaging, and assessment of the bite.
In Astana, children's aligners are most often started at 7–8 years old, when permanent teeth have erupted and tooth movement can be planned. Before that age, aligners are rarely used and only for specific indications, such as early bite correction or harmful habits. Age is not the only criterion: what matters more is the condition of the teeth and gums and whether the child is ready to wear aligners 20–22 hours a day. At the consultation, the orthodontist will assess the clinical picture and tell you whether this option is suitable.
Aligners are usually prescribed for children from about 7–8 years old, when the first permanent incisors have erupted and the bite can be accurately assessed. At an earlier age, with baby teeth, aligners are sometimes used too, but only for specific orthodontic indications, such as correcting harmful habits or guiding jaw growth. The exact age at which treatment will be safe and effective is determined by the orthodontist after an examination and X-rays. At our clinic, the initial examination and treatment plan for children are free, so you can start with a consultation.
If an aligner is lost or broken, do not try to keep wearing it and do not wait for a scheduled appointment — contact the clinic right away. Before the visit, keep the aligner in its case if it is damaged, and do not throw away the broken pieces: the doctor can use them to assess how seriously the shape has been affected. If the aligner is completely lost, a duplicate is usually made from the existing impressions or digital model, and until it is ready you may be advised to temporarily go back to the previous set. Do not try to glue the aligner yourself — this can injure the gums and teeth.
Yes, aligners are sometimes used with baby teeth, but this is not standard treatment — rather an exception for specific tasks: correcting an underbite, harmful habits, or preparing for tooth replacement. At this age, it is more important to monitor jaw growth and guide it in time, so the orthodontist may suggest other appliances instead of aligners. The decision is made only after an examination and X-rays, because baby teeth change, and the appliance must take this process into account. If you think your child has a bite problem, start with a consultation with a pediatric orthodontist.
In most cases, you can play sports while wearing aligners if it involves swimming, running, gymnastics, or non-contact games. For training with a risk of a blow to the face — boxing, wrestling, hockey, soccer — it is better to remove the aligners and wear a protective sports mask so as not to lose the aligner or injure the teeth. If the doctor has allowed the aligners to stay in, make sure the child does not drink sugary drinks or snack while wearing them. After training, rinse the aligner and put it back in the mouth so as not to fall behind the wearing schedule.
At our clinic, the warranty period for orthodontic treatment depends on the type of work and is stated in the contract, but the exact period depends on the type of appliance, the complexity of the case, and how well the patient follows the doctor's recommendations. The warranty does not remove the need to wear retainers after the main stage and to attend follow-up visits: without this, the result may change. If the teeth shift after the aligners are removed, the doctor will assess the cause and suggest a correction. The warranty terms are recorded in the contract before treatment begins, so please clarify them during your consultation.
The clinic is located in Astana, at 11/1 Abay Avenue, and is open daily from 9:00 to 20:00. There is free parking for patients, so you can come to the appointment with your child by car without looking for a spot. If you are visiting for the first time, it is better to arrive 10–15 minutes before the appointment so you can check in calmly and ask the administrator questions. You can book a consultation about children's aligners by phone at +7 777 911 07 83.
A lost aligner must be replaced immediately, otherwise the teeth will start shifting back and the previous stages of treatment will have to be repeated. Call the clinic, describe which tray it was by number, and ask whether the doctor has a digital model to make a duplicate. Until the new aligner arrives, the orthodontist may allow wearing the previous pair, but only on their instruction, not on your own. If the aligner was lost while traveling, contact the clinic remotely — they will suggest a temporary solution.
You can do sports in aligners if it is not a contact sport with a risk of a blow to the face. In PE class, running, swimming and gymnastics, trays are usually left in, but you should make sure the child does not drink sugary drinks or snack while wearing them. For martial arts, hockey and football, aligners are removed and a sports protective mask is worn, and after training the tray is rinsed and put back in the mouth. If the tray makes it hard to breathe or rubs, tell your orthodontist — they will adjust the wearing schedule.
We are open daily from 9:00 to 20:00, seven days a week. The clinic is located in Astana at 11/1 Abay Avenue. Phone for appointments: +7 777 911 07 83. Initial examination and treatment plan: 0 ₸.
Address: Astana, 11/1 Abay Avenue. Parking for patients is free. Phone for appointments: +7 777 911 07 83. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00.
The warranty period depends on the type of work and is stated in the contract. The initial examination and treatment plan are 0 ₸. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00.
Installments for 24 months with Jusan bank or 12 months with Kaspi. Initial examination and treatment plan: 0 ₸. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00. Phone for appointments: +7 777 911 07 83.
The initial examination and treatment plan are 0 ₸. There is no separate fee for the first visit. The warranty period for the work depends on the type of work and is stated in the contract. Installment plans are available from Jusan bank for 24 months and from Kaspi for 12 months.
Parking is free. The clinic is located in Astana at 11/1 Abay Avenue. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00. Phone for appointments: +7 777 911 07 83.
Krivye perednie zuby meshali mne let s pyatnadcati. Vybirali kliniku po otzyvam. Postavili brekety na obe chelyusti — a ya boyalas imenno etogo —. Prinyali minuta v minutu, zhdat ne prishlos, spasibo i za eto. Znakomym uzhe posovetovala. Kazhdyy mesyac aktivaciya, priem minut dvadcat, bez ocheredey, tak i dolzhno byt. Na voprosy otvechali i posle priema, v messendzhere, meloch, a priyatno.
I initially just wanted to look around and get a price estimate — I never regretted it. They corrected my bite, moved my teeth gradually, and after removing the braces they polished my enamel (I couldn't believe it myself).
I got braces on both arches; after they were removed, my enamel was polished. It seems the people here simply love what they do. There was one inconvenience — we waited a bit longer for the appointment. A minor thing. Parking is in the courtyard, and I found a spot, which was never the case anywhere before.
We corrected the bite, didn't rush, gave time to think. They opened the instruments in front of me. My tooth doesn't bother me...
Kliniku vybiral dolgo, chital otzyvy po vsemu gorodu, aleksey svoe delo znaet. Ispravlyali prikus, zuby sdvigali postepenno, nosil bez snyatiya.
I hadn't been to the dentist for about three years after the pandemic... I wore braces for a year and a half, and after they were removed, my enamel was polished. The result matched what they showed me in the treatment plan. They answered my questions even after the appointment, via messenger. I'll put it this way: the recommendations they give here aren't just for show.
I had my bite corrected, my teeth were moved gradually, and I got used to the archwire within a week — my teeth are now straight, and I smile without the habit of covering my mouth. . . I will keep coming here. That is what won me over. They showed me a computer plan of the teeth movement before we started. I have nothing to compare it with, but it feels right. The office is bright, the equipment is new — a small thing, but nice — and that was exactly what I was afraid of —.
I wore braces for a year and a half. Erasyl stays in touch even after the appointment!
I've disliked dentists since childhood, and I'm almost embarrassed that I put it off. I got braces on both jaws and came in for adjustments once a month.
I chose aligners so they wouldn't be noticeable at work, and I got used to the archwire in a week. . . Just like that. What won me over was that they didn't push anything unnecessary. The hallway doesn't smell like a hospital, but like something neutral — a small thing, but nice (I couldn't believe it myself).
I spent a long time choosing a clinic and read reviews all over the city. We chose aligners so they wouldn't be noticeable at work, and they gave us the timeline right away. The receptionist called back when she said she would — a small thing, but it was nice. Thanks to the whole team. They quoted the prices upfront, and nothing was added at the end. They scheduled us for a convenient time, no "come at nine and wait." The contract and receipt were provided without us having to ask — I want to mention that specifically. We were seen right on time, no waiting.
I came on a colleague's recommendation. What won me over was that they didn't push anything unnecessary. I got braces on both arches. They set up my file right away and only asked for my passport once. I've signed up my family here too...
I kept putting it off because of work, never had the time. I've disliked dentists since childhood. Zarina explained why it wasn't worth delaying. I wore braces for a year and a half, got used to the archwire within a week. In short: good. My teeth are straight now, I smile without the habit of covering my mouth, and they feel like my own. They know their stuff here. The hallway doesn't smell like a hospital, just something neutral, the way it should be. I was seen right on time, no waiting, and I'd like to point that out specifically.
My previous doctor moved away, so I had to look for a new one. My teeth are now straight, I smile without the habit of covering my mouth, and so far no complaints (I asked twice to confirm). Erasyl immediately told me what to expect. We were correcting my bite, the teeth were moved gradually, and I came in for adjustments once a month.
Almas is the kind of doctor you come back to (we laughed about it at home afterwards). Braces were placed on both arches. The result matched what they showed on the plan...
I was scared until the very last moment — that's a whole separate story —, I got braces on both arches, came in for activation once a month. In my opinion, the price is fair for this kind of work...
Before this, I had only gone for promotional offers and never really got proper treatment. Honestly, I didn't expect this. I came on a colleague's recommendation. Almas showed me everything on the X-ray. I wore braces for a year and a half, and after they were removed, my enamel was polished.
I wanted to finish before my wedding, so I honestly asked about the timeline. I wore braces for a year and a half, and got used to the archwire within a week. It was fast. The receptionist called back when she said she would...
I put it off for about a year. I came on the advice of my colleague.
Yerasyl didn't pressure me and gave me time to think. We chose aligners so it wouldn't be noticeable at work; after removal they polished the enamel. My teeth straightened out, and I smile without the habit of covering my mouth. Activation every month, appointments about twenty minutes, no waiting in line. They set up my file right away, asked for my passport once, which is how it should be. The retainer was placed right after removal, and they explained why it's needed — a small thing, but nice. I'll put it this way: I was only scared until I sat in the chair. They scheduled me at a convenient time, no 'come at nine and wait' — thanks for that too. The installment plan was arranged on the spot, no running around to banks, no complaints about that.
Kliniku vybiral dolgo, chital otzyvy po vsemu gorodu, a udiivlo, chto vse pokazali na ekrane Postavili brekety na obe chelyusti.
I put it off for about a year. They corrected my bite and explained everything calmly. The message came late. The office is bright, the equipment is new. I was satisfied. They opened the instruments in front of me.
My bite closed properly and chewing became more comfortable — the difference is noticeable. The only thing was that the parking lot was full. I chose aligners so they wouldn't be noticeable at work, and I came in once a month for activation!
My teeth are straight now, and I smile without the habit of covering my mouth, which is exactly what I wanted. Honestly, I didn't expect it (I asked twice to confirm). I wore braces for a year and a half, which matched the time frame they promised. I thought it would take longer.
I spent a long time choosing a clinic and read reviews all over the city. I thought it would take even longer. Honestly, I didn't expect this. Erasyl is the kind of doctor you come back to. We were correcting my bite, my teeth were moved gradually, and I wore the aligners without taking them out. I took my time choosing and now I understand it was worth it. The result matched what they showed me in the plan. I'll be back for professional cleaning. They scheduled me at a convenient time, no "come at nine and wait" — a small thing, but nice.
I thought it would take longer. I wore braces for a year and a half; they gave me the timeline right away. I'll say this: the recommendations they give here aren't just for show..
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