Clear Aligner Treatment in London, Ontario

STRAIGHTEN YOUR SMILE

What Are Clear Aligners?

Clear aligners are custom made, removable trays that gradually move your teeth into their ideal position over time. At Westmount Dental Office, we offer both SureSmile and ClearCorrect clear aligner systems, providing personalized treatment options based on your unique smile goals and orthodontic needs.


Clear aligners are designed to improve both the appearance and function of your smile while offering a comfortable alternative to traditional braces. Every treatment plan is carefully developed to help achieve predictable results while fitting conveniently into your everyday lifestyle.

Why Patients Choose Clear Aligners

Many teens and adults choose clear aligners because they provide an effective orthodontic solution without the appearance of traditional braces. Their removable design also makes eating, brushing, and flossing much easier throughout treatment.

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Nearly invisible appearance during treatment.

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Comfortable, custom made aligners.

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Remove aligners for meals and beverages.

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Fewer adjustment appointments than traditional braces.

Because the aligners are removable, they can also be taken out for important occasions, sports, and maintaining your normal oral hygiene routine.

Wearing Your Aligners as Directed

Successful clear aligner treatment depends on wearing your aligners consistently as instructed by your dentist. Aligners should generally only be removed while eating, drinking hot beverages, brushing, flossing, or cleaning the trays.


Wearing your aligners for the recommended number of hours each day allows your teeth to move according to your personalized treatment plan. Removing them too often or not wearing them consistently may slow treatment progress, affect the movement of your teeth, and potentially extend the overall treatment time. Our team will provide detailed instructions and monitor your progress throughout every stage of treatment to help you achieve the best possible results.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the difference between SureSmile and ClearCorrect?

    Both SureSmile and ClearCorrect use a series of custom made clear aligners to gradually move your teeth into better alignment. During your consultation at Westmount Dental Office, our dentists will evaluate your smile, bite, and treatment goals to recommend the aligner system that is best suited to your individual needs and orthodontic concerns.

  • Who is a good candidate for clear aligners?

    Clear aligners are an excellent option for many teens and adults with mild to moderate orthodontic concerns, including crowded teeth, spacing, overbites, underbites, and crossbites. A comprehensive examination at Westmount Dental Office will determine whether clear aligner treatment is the most appropriate solution for your smile and oral health.

  • How long does clear aligner treatment take?

    Treatment time varies depending on the complexity of your case and how consistently the aligners are worn. Many patients complete treatment within several months to two years. During your consultation, our team will provide a personalized treatment estimate and monitor your progress with regular follow up appointments.

  • Can I remove my aligners during treatment?

    Yes. One of the advantages of SureSmile and ClearCorrect aligners is that they are removable. You should remove them while eating, drinking hot beverages, brushing, flossing, and cleaning the aligners. Wearing them as directed each day is essential to keep your treatment progressing according to plan.

  • What happens if I do not wear my aligners enough?

    Clear aligners must be worn for the recommended number of hours each day to move your teeth safely and effectively. If they are removed too often or not worn consistently, treatment may take longer than expected, your teeth may not move as planned, and additional aligners or treatment adjustments may be required to achieve your desired results.