A discreet treatment option

Clear steps.
Your next chapter.

Removable aligners offer another way forward. Find out whether they’re a good fit for your smile and routine.

Illustrative clear aligner trays beside an upper dental model — Illustrative appliance image; the prescribed aligner plan may differ.

Clear Aligners

Less visible. Still a personal treatment plan.

Clear aligners use a series of removable trays to guide teeth into new positions. At your consultation, explore the aligner options available for your treatment.

Suitability comes first. Dr. Peralta will evaluate your teeth and bite, discuss your goals, and explain whether aligners or another approach would be appropriate.

A plan made for you

What to consider.

Your treatment needs

An examination helps identify the changes needed and whether aligners can address them.

Your daily routine

Removable trays require a consistent routine. Talk through wear instructions, meals, cleaning, and keeping track of your aligners.

Your preferences

Compare aligners with metal or ceramic braces, including the practical responsibilities of each.

Explore your preferences

The everyday details

A clear plan from the start.

Know what happens next, and who to ask when something doesn’t feel right.

Start with an evaluation

Discuss your goals and questions, and review appropriate treatment choices with Dr. Peralta.

Follow your instructions

Your team will explain when to wear your trays, when to change them, and how to care for them.

Keep in touch

Attend your planned check-ins and contact the practice if an aligner is lost, damaged, or does not fit as expected.

Your questions, welcomed

A little
more clarity.

Can teens have clear aligners?

Clear aligners are an option for some teen patients. Suitability depends on the treatment needs and the ability to follow the prescribed routine.

Are aligners right for every smile?

An examination is needed to answer that. Your orthodontist will explain the options appropriate for your particular teeth and bite.

Will I still need a retainer?

Retainers are part of maintaining tooth positions after orthodontic treatment. Your team will explain the type and wear schedule recommended for you.

A complimentary consultation

Let’s start with
your questions.

Meet Dr. Peralta in Burien or West Seattle and explore your next steps.

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Clear steps.Your next chapter.