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What can CLEARaline treat, and what are its limitations?

CLEARaline supports anterior, premolar, and full-arch movements and is used to treat a range of common malocclusions. As a rule of thumb, not all cases can be treated, and case difficulty is reflected in the number of trays required: crowding and spacing tend to need fewer trays, while crossbite and open bite tend to need more. The clearest way to see what is and is not in scope:

CLEARaline treats CLEARaline does not do
Crowding Molar movements
Spacing Band treatment
Midline shift Elastics (not currently available)
Overbite Cases outside its movement limits (see FAQ 3)
Crossbite and open bite Not every case is a candidate

Because the treating practitioner is solely responsible for the clinical decision to treat (see FAQ 7), evaluate each patient against these capabilities before submitting. When a case approaches or exceeds the movement maximums, or relies on molar movement, bands, or elastics, CLEARaline is not the appropriate tool and another orthodontic approach should be considered.

 

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