Clear Aligners Education Center

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Clear Aligners for Deep Bite

The deep bite is an orthodontic problem that involves too much vertical overlapping of the front upper teeth over the…

Clear Aligners for Protruding Teeth

Overbite, which is referred to as “buck teeth” or flared teeth, is the most common type of dental misalignment. This…

Clear Aligners for Open Bite

With the mouth closed, the top and bottom teeth are not able to meet; a problem called open bite. This…

Clear Aligners for Crossbite

Crossbite is a kind of bite abnormality in which some upper teeth are located within the lower teeth in a…

Clear Aligners for Underbite

An underbite is a type of bite problem where the lower teeth sit in front of the upper teeth when…

Clear Aligners for Overbite

One of the most common orthodontic problems in adults and teens is the overbite. In fact, many people notice that…

Clear Aligners for Crowded Teeth

One of the most common dental problems found in dentist’s clinics is the presence of crowded teeth. Patients often see…

Clear Aligners for Gaps

Gaps between teeth are a problem that many adults and teenagers face in Sri Lanka. There are people who might…

Clear Aligners for Crooked Teeth

Among the most common dental problems of adults and adolescents in Sri Lanka is the problem of crooked teeth. Individuals…

 Frequently Asked Questions

Clear aligners have become one of the most popular orthodontic treatments in Sri Lanka. Prior to commencing the smile journey,…

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do clear aligners cost in Sri Lanka?

The cost of clear aligners in Sri Lanka typically ranges from LKR 150,000 to 500,000+, depending on the complexity of the case and number of aligners required.

Clear aligners are more discreet and comfortable compared to braces, but the best option depends on your specific condition. Mild to moderate cases are often well-suited for aligners.

Aligners should be worn for 20–22 hours per day for effective results, and should only be removed while eating, drinking, or cleaning.

Aligners may cause mild pressure or discomfort when switching to a new set, but this usually subsides within a few days.

Yes, many providers offer flexible payment plans.

They can be removed when eating or cleaning, but should be worn consistently for best results.

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