A discreet option to straighten teeth
ClearCorrect is a removable clear aligner system made by Straumann and designed to be less noticeable than fixed braces. Book a consultation with our Sunbury dentists and they will assess whether clear aligners are a suitable option for you.
- ✓ Clear aligner consultation and assessment at no charge
- ✓ Digital 3D scanning — comfortable, no impression trays
- ✓ Payment plans and health fund claiming on the spot
- ✓ Accredited practice, open six days a week
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A discreet option to straighten teeth
ClearCorrect is a clear aligner system designed to move teeth into improved alignment. It is a removable, near-invisible alternative to traditional braces, manufactured by Straumann — a well-known dental company with a long history in orthodontic and restorative solutions.
Discreet
Transparent, custom-made aligners sit over your teeth and are designed to be less noticeable than fixed braces.
Removable
Take them out to eat and to clean your teeth — no food restrictions and easier day-to-day hygiene than fixed braces.
Digitally planned
A 3D scan and digital plan set out how your teeth are expected to move. Actual movement varies between individuals and is reviewed at each appointment.
Dentist-led
Your dentist assesses your dental health and alignment needs before recommending ClearCorrect or another suitable option.
Who is a candidate?
ClearCorrect may be suitable for people with:
- ✓ Mild to moderate crowding
- ✓ Gaps between teeth
- ✓ Minor bite alignment issues
- ✓ Relapse after previous orthodontic treatment
The treatment process
Four steps from consultation to retention
Consultation & assessment
We review your dental and medical history, examine your teeth, gums and bite, take digital 3D scans and discuss expectations, timing and cost.
Digital treatment planning
Your dentist creates a customised plan showing how your teeth are expected to move. Digital scanning replaces mould impressions — faster, more precise, more comfortable.
Wearing your aligners
Aligners are typically worn most of the day and changed every 1–2 weeks as directed. Regular review appointments monitor your progress.
Retention afterwards
Once the active phase is complete, retainers help maintain your new tooth positions. Your dentist explains the most appropriate option for you.
Comfort and oral health
ClearCorrect treatment is generally comfortable. Because aligners are removable and customised to your mouth, most people adapt quickly to wearing them.
Aligner treatment does not involve surgery, and local anaesthetic is not typically required for aligner placement. If your plan includes attachments — small tooth-coloured supports bonded to teeth — these are placed with care and should not involve pain.
If other procedures are recommended alongside aligner therapy, local anaesthetic is used where appropriate to ensure the area is numb and comfortable.
3D scanning and technology
We use modern 3D digital scanning to capture precise images of your teeth, with several advantages over traditional impressions:
- ✓ No impression trays or material in your mouth
- ✓ No unpleasant tastes or gag-reflex triggers
- ✓ Faster and more accurate measurements
- ✓ Clearer visual guidance and streamlined planning
Fees and health fund cover
Check-up & clean, no gap with private health insurance
Frequently asked questions
What is ClearCorrect?
A clear aligner system made by Straumann. A series of custom-made, transparent aligners are worn over your teeth, each designed to make gentle adjustments to tooth position over time.
Is there a charge for the clear aligner consultation?
Consultations for clear aligners and tooth veneers are provided at no charge, so you can understand the treatment options available and what the process involves before deciding whether to proceed.
Will wearing ClearCorrect be painful?
Experiences differ between individuals. Many patients report mild pressure or sensitivity when starting a new set of aligners, which commonly settles within a few days. Tell your dentist if discomfort persists.
Do I need local anaesthetic for ClearCorrect?
Not typically. Aligner treatment does not involve surgery. Where other procedures are planned alongside your aligners, local anaesthetic is used where appropriate for comfort.
How long does treatment take?
Treatment length varies considerably between individuals, depending on your starting position and how consistently the aligners are worn. Your dentist will give you an estimated timeframe as part of your treatment plan.
Can I eat normally with ClearCorrect?
Yes. Aligners are removed for eating and drinking, then cleaned and put back in — so you don’t have the food restrictions that come with fixed braces.
Book a clear aligner consultation in Sunbury
Considering ClearCorrect clear aligners or tooth veneers? Contact us to arrange a consultation, and your dentist will discuss whether the treatment is suitable for you, along with the risks, alternatives and costs.
Important information
The information on this page is general in nature and is not a substitute for personalised dental advice. A consultation and clinical examination are required to determine whether any treatment is suitable for you.
All dental treatment carries risks. Outcomes vary between individuals and depend on your clinical circumstances, oral health and how closely aftercare advice is followed. Your dentist will discuss the benefits, risks, alternatives and costs with you before treatment begins.
Fees shown are current at the time of publication and may change. The amount you pay depends on your individual treatment plan and, where private health insurance applies, on your level of cover and remaining annual limits. A written treatment plan and estimate is provided before treatment starts.
Treatment at Vineyard Dental Sunbury is provided by dental practitioners registered with the Dental Board of Australia. If you have a concern about your care, please speak with us so we can address it.