Clear & Invisible Aligners in Dwarka

Clear aligners are not on the CGHS dental schedule, so they are not covered. Conventional orthodontics is covered – both fixed and removable appliances appear on the CGHS schedule. For CGHS beneficiaries, braces are therefore the covered route to the same tooth movement.

Neither is universally better. Aligners are removable, nearly invisible and easier to clean around, which suits working adults. Fixed braces handle severe crowding, large rotations and complex bite corrections more predictably, are CGHS-covered, and do not depend on you remembering to wear them. We will tell you honestly which suits your case.

No. Aligners handle crowding, spacing, mild to moderate bite issues and relapse after previous braces well. Severe skeletal bite discrepancies, teeth needing large vertical movement, and cases requiring extractions with significant space closure are usually better treated with fixed braces. We assess suitability at the consultation rather than fitting every case to aligners.

Yes, and this matters more than most patients expect. Teeth drift back towards their original position without retention, so retainers are worn nightly on a long-term basis. We discuss retention upfront, at the planning stage, rather than raising it at the end of treatment.