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ClearCorrect vs Flash Aligners

Starting price, treatment length, supervision, FDA safety record and full spec sheet for ClearCorrect and Flash Aligners, side by side. Every figure links to the source that states it.

Prices verified Sep 30, 2026FDA records verified Sep 30, 2026
27comparisons with ClearCorrect
5comparisons with Flash Aligners

ClearCorrect (ClearCorrect clear aligners)·Flash Aligners (Flash Aligners (one plan, priced by case and clinic))

ClearCorrect
In-office
Flash Aligners
In-office
At a glance
Starting price
$2,000-8,000provider-set
₹60,000-95,000

Blue marks the lower price only where every compared price is quoted the same way (a monthly price in US dollars); prices quoted in another currency, as a one-time fee or as a provider-set range are shown exactly as stated and never converted. Adverse-event figures are raw counts of reports filed with the FDA, not rates (what the reports mean). Each spec value opens that brand's spec sheet, and its numbered sources verify the specs as a set. None of this is a recommendation: the right choice depends on your case, your budget and, above all, an in-person exam by a dentist or orthodontist.

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What actually differs

  • Neither is marked lower, since only monthly prices quoted in US dollars are ranked against each other: ClearCorrect $2,000-8,000 (provider-set) and Flash Aligners ₹60,000-95,000.
  • Typical treatment differs: ClearCorrect 6-18 months and Flash Aligners 4-6 months.
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ClearCorrect
  • Prices
  • Treatment length
  • Supervision
  • FDA safety
  • Specs
  • Sources
  • Where to get it
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  • Prices
  • Treatment length
  • Supervision
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Typical treatment
6-18 months
4-6 months
Supervision
In-office
In-office
FDA safety
No recalls
No recalls
FDA adverse-event reports
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Treatment
Treats
CrowdingSpacing and gapsOverbiteUnderbite
CrowdingSpacing and gapsCrossbiteDeep biteOpen biteMild to moderate misalignment
Product lines
ClearCorrect clear aligners
Flash Aligners (one plan, priced by case and clinic)
Wear schedule
About 22 hrs/day, trays typically changed roughly every 2 weeks
All-day (22 hrs)
Spec sheet
Start method
In-office 3D digital scan (or impressions) at a dentist or orthodontist, following an oral exam and x-rays
Live intraoral scan with a 3Shape TRIOS scanner at the certified orthodontist (no putty impressions)
Material
ClearQuartz (Straumann): a tri-layer plastic combining two layers of resilient polymers with an elastomeric inner layer, marketed as retaining 10x more of its initial force than many competitors and as 4x more tear-resistant than single-layer polymers
Trays thermoformed over 3D-printed models of the teeth; the polymer is not named (the brand calls it medical-grade and BPA-free)
Retainers
Included per plan tier: One allows up to 1 retainer set, Two up to 2, Three up to 3, and Unlimited up to 2 sets every 6 months for 5 years
Not published by Flash; its cost guide tells patients to check whether the clinic's quote includes retainers
Whitening
Not published
Not published
Refinements / touch-ups
Revisions included by plan: One includes one revision; Unlimited includes unlimited revisions and replacements for 5 years
Not published; its cost guide tells patients to ask whether refinements are in the quote
Guarantee
Not published (any guarantee is provider-dependent)
Not published (the home page shows 'Guaranteed Satisfaction' with no terms)
Clinical oversight
Dentist or orthodontist directed, with in-person visits throughout treatment
In-office: a Flash-certified orthodontist directs treatment in person; Flash's orthodontic team drafts the plan for the doctor's approval
Financing
Depends on the provider: many practices offer in-office monthly payment plans; terms vary by office
Set by each clinic; Flash's 2026 guide says most certified clinics offer no-cost EMI of 5,000 to 7,000 rupees a month
HSA / FSA
Eligible for HSA and FSA reimbursement as orthodontic care
Not applicable (India; US HSA/FSA does not apply)
Insurance
Often partially covered by dental or orthodontic benefits; coverage lowers out-of-pocket cost depending on the plan
Flash's 2026 guide says some premium corporate and dental insurance plans may cover orthodontic treatment when medically necessary, and tells patients to check with their provider.
Availability
North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand, delivered through dentists and orthodontists; aligners manufactured in Round Rock, Texas
India, through Flash-certified orthodontists nationwide (the site claims 1,850+ on some pages and 2,100+ on its home page)
Headquarters
Round Rock, Texas, USA (parent Straumann Group, Basel, Switzerland)
Mumbai, India (Ador House, Fort)
Spec sources
  1. 1.web.archive.org
  2. 2.straumann.com
  3. 3.newmouth.com
  4. 4.web.archive.org
  5. 5.web.archive.org
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Company
On the market since
2009
2016
Parent company
Straumann Group (SIX: STMN), the Swiss dental group that acquired ClearCorrect in 2017
3D Future Technologies Pvt Ltd (Flash Orthodontics, Ador Group), Mumbai, India
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