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Traditional orthodontics and clear aligners can both achieve the same great results from an orthodontic case. The main advantages are being that they’re see through and incognito, they tend to be very popular with adult patients who aren’t interested in having the aesthetic of Tracks on their teeth. But from a clinician’s point of view, particularly for GDPs who may not be as comfortable with complex orthodontic treatments, they tend to be a little bit safer in respect to each movement is planned quite meticulously and you’re not going to do any movements that aren’t planned and aren’t signed off beforehand because the teeth won’t move any further than the aligners allow them to.