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Hi,
I have a couple of questions regarding these two soloutions. Is Clearstep a stuitable alternative to cases where Invisalign would work? Does Clearstep require attachments to the teeth the same as Invisalign? What are the aesthetic differences between the two? - Paul. |
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Clearstep also uses attachments in order to provide required tooth movement. Both systems have their benefits and limitations. I personally use both systems and often the choice is driven by what tooth movements are required. However the systems are fairly similar. I personally find we have more control with Invisalign.
Aesthetically I'd say Invisalign is more discrete I hope this helps
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