Aligners vs. braces

Both aligners and braces are effective tools for orthodontic correction. However, modern clear aligners now offer high treatment predictability, reduced chair time, and a more comfortable patient experience — even in complex cases.

Braces

Aligners

Ordoline Aligners

Braces

Ordoline is a clinically validated clear aligner system designed for full-range orthodontic treatment — from mild to complex malocclusions. It offers predictable outcomes, patient comfort, and minimal chair time through digitally planned protocols and high material precision.

Braces are fixed appliances that apply mechanical forces through brackets and wires. They are effective for all malocclusion types but typically require more frequent follow-ups, higher patient management, and pose hygiene and comfort challenges.

Aesthetic solution

(nearly invisible)

High visibility

(non-aesthetic)

Pain-free experience

(only light tension on the first day )

Soft tissue irritation common

(possible sores and wounds)

Tooth extractions are not required as often

Teeth extractions often indicated

Fewer visits to the doctor

(every 3-4 months)

Regular clinic visits

(almost every month)

Hardly any emergencies

Emergency visits are often needed

(to fix broken or detached brackets)

Fully removable by patient

Cannot be removed

No interference with oral hygiene

Difficult to brush teeth

(plaque may build up around braces)

More predictable treatment results and duration

Less predictable treatment duration

No food restrictions

(removed during meals)

Many food restrictions