Spark Aligners

Patients should wear their Spark aligners 22 hours a day. Ideally, a patient would only take out the aligners for eating, drinking, or brushing.

Patients can continue to enjoy the foods and beverages they love by simply removing their aligners when they eat and drink. Patients should brush their teeth before putting the clear aligners back in their mouth after eating.

Because they are removable, Spark allows for easier and better dental care and oral hygiene during treatment.* Patients should remove their aligners for brushing and flossing.

As with all orthodontic treatment options, treatment times will vary and are dependent on your specific orthodontic needs. Talk to your Spark provider to learn more.

Using the latest advances in 3-D computer technology, Spark uses Suzette's instructions to create a series of custom made removable mouth trays (aligners). These aligners apply a controlled amount of force to your teeth, causing them to move. Each aligner is slightly different, moving your teeth gradually into the desired position.

Orthodontists worldwide are using Spark Clear Aligners to treat a wide variety of patient malocclusions including open bite, deep bite, crossbite, crowding and spacing.

Treatment is available to adults, teens and children who have their permanent teeth, including all second molars.

Patients with severe periodontal disease should not enter into aligner treatment until their disease is managed.

Spark Clear Aligner therapy is only available through trained orthodontists. However, not all orthodontists use the same treatment methods or appliances. Only Spark- trained orthodontists are approved to treat with Spark.

Spark custom aligners are designed with scalloped and smooth edges to enhance patients comfort and improve the overall treatment experience. Clear aligners are an orthodontic treatment used to move teeth into a more desired position for health and aesthetic purposes. No orthodontic treatment is painless. The amount of discomfort can vary as treatment planned for every individual is different. However, it is normal to experience slight discomfort, as it is an indicator that the aligner treatment is working as planned. the discomfort patients may experience is not constant. as teeth move in the desired direction or position with each new aligner, slight pain is normal but temporary.