Clear Aligners in East Las Vegas.

Teeth Straightening

Clear aligners are see-through trays you can take out when you need to. They can straighten crowded teeth, close gaps and help with many bite problems.

More than just looks.

Straight teeth look nice, and they're easier to clean, too. Where teeth twist or overlap, plaque finds hiding places a toothbrush has trouble getting to. Those spots are where cavities and gum disease tend to start.

If the top and bottom teeth don't meet evenly, some teeth can wear down faster than others, and the uneven bite may add to jaw pain or headaches. Straighter teeth are also simply easier to brush and floss all the way around.

Built Around Your Day

Aligners fit around work, school and family meals. Financing options are available.

Hard to Spot

Being clear plastic, they blend in with your teeth, and most people you talk to can't tell.

No Food Restrictions

Pop them out at mealtime, and popcorn, apples and chewy foods are fine.

New Sets at Home

You switch to each new set at home on the schedule we give you, and we check your progress at short visits here on East Sahara.

Are Clear Aligners Right for You?

Clear aligners work for teens and adults, and today they can correct more bite problems than they once could. At a consultation we look at your teeth and bite and tell you whether aligners suit your case.

Crowded or overlapping teeth

Gaps between teeth

Bite problems such as overbite, underbite or crossbite, in some cases

Teeth that have shifted over the years

Frequently Asked Questions

When will I be done with aligners?

It depends on your case. Minor corrections can take as little as 3 to 6 months. Bigger bite corrections may take 12 to 18 months. We'll give you an estimated timeline at your consultation.

Do I have to wear them all day?

Close to it. Most plans call for 20 to 22 hours a day, so they only come out at meals, when you drink anything but water, and when you brush and floss.

Do clear aligners hurt?

With no metal parts in your mouth, many people find them comfortable to wear. For a day or two after you start a new set, they may feel tight or press on your teeth. That's expected; it's how the teeth are moved.

What should I use to clean my aligners?

Whenever they're out, give them a light brushing with a soft brush. Hot water can warp the plastic, so keep the water cool. A few times a week, drop them in a glass of water with an aligner cleaning tablet so they don't turn cloudy.

What happens after my last aligner?

You move on to a retainer. Teeth tend to drift back toward where they started, so a retainer, which most people end up wearing only at night, keeps them where your aligners put them.

Request an appointment or call (702) 641-8868.