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Damon Clear™
Why Choose Damon Clear Braces?
Virtually invisible, Damon Clear has clear advantages over traditional metal braces or regular clear braces. Damon Clear is part of the innovative Damon System, which combines tieless braces with high technology archwires that are clinically proven to move teeth fast and comfortably with truly spectacular smile and facial results.
With Damon Clear, people may not even realize you're wearing braces. Other clear braces have visible metal parts or elastic ties that can yellow during treatment. But tieless Damon Clear braces are more discrete and resistant to staining and discoloration all throughout treatment, not just the first few weeks.
Fast Treatment, Extraordinary Results,
Fewer Office Visits
See results faster than you might think. While treatment time can vary, clinical studies demonstrate that Damon System treatment is up to six months faster than traditional braces. Damon Clear uses tieless braces that don't need to be "tightened" and are gentle to the teeth and tissues. Damon Clear works 24 hours a day, seven days a week to perfectly align your teeth for a phenomenal smile that enhances your entire facial appearance.
Damon System treatment requires fewer office visits than traditional braces. On average, patients treated with the Damon System require fewer office appointments than patients who undergo traditional orthodontic treatment. That means more convenience for you, making it easier to fit orthodontic treatment into your active lifestyle.
The Difference is Clear!
Damon Clear
Damon Clear uses a slide mechanism to maintain archwires within the bracket. This reduces friction and binding, so your teeth can move quickly and more comfortably. Unlike traditional clear braces, Damon Clear does not use elastic ties, so your braces are easy to keep clean and resist discoloration.
Traditional Brackets
Traditional braces use elastic ties, causing friction and pressure that act like parking brakes and can slow down treatment. The ties of traditional braces collect food pigments, causing discoloration. The ties also collect more bacteria and plaque which can lead to gingivitis.
