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Clippy C Orthodontics: Recommended in These Cases

Seoul Centum Dental Clinic (Sinsa Branch) · ✅서울센텀치과의원✅이현섭 원장입니다. · March 13, 2025

Hello, this is Seoul Centum Dental Clinic. Today, among the different types of orthodontic treatment, we will take a detailed look at the Clippy C appliance, which is one of the mo...

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Clinic: Seoul Centum Dental Clinic (Sinsa Branch)

Original post date: March 13, 2025

Translated at: April 20, 2026 at 5:16 PM

Medical note: This translation does not guarantee medical accuracy or suitability for treatment decisions.

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Hello, this is Seoul Centum Dental Clinic.

Today, among the different types of orthodontic treatment, we will take a detailed look at the Clippy C appliance, which is one of the most frequently asked about.

  1. What is the Clippy C orthodontic appliance?

If you are just starting to look into orthodontic treatment, you may be hearing the word “Clippy C” for the first time.

Clippy C is a self-ligating bracket appliance made by the Japanese company Tomy.

So what is a self-ligating bracket?

Simply put, it is a device that holds the wire in place with a clip-like mechanism.

In the past, so-called metal rail braces required each bracket to be tied with a small wire to secure it, but now it can be fixed easily with a clip.

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  1. How is it different from regular braces?

As mentioned earlier, in the past, the braces were secured by tying them with thin wire. As a result, food debris could get trapped more easily, it could irritate the inside of the mouth, and treatment time was also longer.

However, with Clippy C,

because the wire can be secured more easily, treatment time becomes shorter and less food debris gets trapped, allowing for cleaner management.

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  1. Does it hurt less as well?

To answer first: yes, that’s right!

Orthodontic treatment is a treatment that moves the teeth, and pain can occur during tooth movement. Clippy C applies relatively less pressure to the teeth, which is a major advantage.

Also, because discomfort is reduced,

it can be much less stressful during the orthodontic period, right?

  1. How long does the treatment period take?

Even when using the same Clippy C appliance, the results can vary greatly from person to person. This is because the speed of tooth movement differs individually.

However, because the force used to move the teeth is consistent and can be applied steadily,

it can be said that more time-efficient orthodontic treatment is possible.

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  1. Who is Clippy C recommended for?

Clippy C is a widely used appliance that is almost synonymous with orthodontic treatment, so it can be recommended for most people considering orthodontic treatment.

Still, compared with older appliances, it may be especially recommended for those who care about oral hygiene and those who want a cleaner, more aesthetically pleasing appearance.

It is also relatively affordable compared with other appliances.

Aside from those who prefer clear aligners or lingual braces,

it is also the appliance that many people ask about during consultations.

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However, just because it is Clippy C does not mean it is always recommended, so when choosing an appliance, please visit the dental clinic in person and decide through a consultation.

Today, we looked at the advantages of Clippy C orthodontics and who it is recommended for.

If you are curious about other appliances or have any questions about orthodontic treatment,

please feel free to contact us anytime.

Thank you :)

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