Advancements in Orthodontic Techniques: A Review of Clear Aligners and Traditional Braces

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2025
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Abstract
Orthodontic treatments have undergone significant advancements in recent years,particularly with the introduction of clear aligners alongside the longstanding use oftraditional braces. This review explores and compares the effectiveness, advantages, andlimitations of both treatment options for malocclusion. Clear aligners, including popularbrands such as Invisalign, have gained widespread popularity due to their aestheticappeal, comfort, and removability. They offer a discreet and convenient solution forpatients, especially adults and teens, who are concerned about the visibility of traditionalbraces. However, clear aligners are often less effective for complex cases requiringprecise tooth movement. On the other hand, traditional braces continue to be the goldstandard for treating severe malocclusion due to their ability to provide detailed controlover tooth movement. Although they are more visible and may cause discomfort,traditional braces are often the preferred choice for more complicated cases. This reviewevaluates key aspects such as treatment duration, patient compliance, effectiveness, andaesthetic considerations, offering a comprehensive overview of both orthodontictechniques to help guide treatment decisions for patients and clinicians.
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Authors Sarah Shah, Rida Awan, Nayha Enver
Journal Journal of Fatima Jinnah Institute of Dental Sciences
Year 2025
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