Braces or clear aligners?
Let’s discuss what suits you.

The wording about removing aligners at 00:26 is unclear in the source. Clear aligners are removable; follow the wear schedule set by your clinician.

Now, braces have their own advantages. Aligner treatment has its own advantages. Both also have disadvantages compared with the other. One advantage of braces is, first, that they are a little cheaper, and with braces, even if a person wants to, they cannot remove them, so treatment can continue uninterrupted. But it is different with clear aligners. As these are appliances that cannot be removed at will, being an appliance, patients can take them out, put them aside and forget them. As time passes, that elapsed time can work against us. That is why we generally recommend braces for children who may remove the appliance and forget it, for those who are younger. Clear aligner treatment also has advantages. For someone who says, “I’m sensible. I won’t remove it; I’m sensible, I’ll wear it easily and take care,” and whose social role involves being a teacher or a lawyer, or providing education through speech, it can be more advantageous. After all, wires touch the lips, cheek and tongue and can disrupt pronunciation. But we do not experience this with clear aligners. The only drawback of clear aligners is being a little expensive.