Orthodontics
ClearCorrect clear aligners in London, ON
Straighter teeth without brackets and wires. ClearCorrect uses a series of thin, clear, custom-made trays that gradually move your teeth — nearly invisibly.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Jimmy Chopra, DDS · Reviewed August 2026
How ClearCorrect works at Smilo
We start with a digital 3D scan — no goopy impressions — which maps your teeth precisely and becomes the blueprint for your custom treatment plan. ClearCorrect then makes a series of thin, clear trays, each one a small step closer to your finished smile. You wear each tray about 20–22 hours a day and switch to the next in the series every week or two as your teeth move, with quick progress visits along the way. When treatment ends, a retainer keeps your new smile in place.
Why patients choose clear aligners
- Discreet — most people won't notice you're wearing them.
- Removable — eat what you like and brush and floss normally.
- Comfortable — smooth, thin plastic; no brackets or wire adjustments.
- More than looks — correcting crowding and bite issues can make teeth easier to clean and protect long-term dental health.
Is ClearCorrect right for you?
Clear aligners handle many cases of crowding, spacing, and bite correction for both teens and adults, but not every case — some situations still call for traditional orthodontics. An assessment will tell us quickly, and we'll give you an honest answer either way.
Cost and insurance
Treatment cost depends on the complexity and length of your case. Some insurance plans include orthodontic coverage; we'll help you check, and flexible payment options can spread treatment over time.
Related treatments
Aligners often sit alongside other work.
- whitening — many patients finish treatment with it.
- bonding or veneers — for shape and colour once teeth are straight.
- a checkup first — teeth and gums need to be healthy before aligners start.
Not sure which applies to you? Book a visit and we'll talk it through, or read what to expect at a first visit.