Clarity Portal
Solventum describes this as its cloud-based treatment-design platform. Ask to see the clinician-approved proposal, not only a demonstration of the software.
Understand the Clarity terminology, the proposed treatment and the questions that belong in a neutral product comparison.

Clarity Aligners are presented on Solventum’s Canadian orthodontic website. The supplied product photograph carries 3M Clarity branding; packaging in an image may not match current packaging or the exact option discussed at a consultation. [1]
This page identifies the system for comparison. It does not confirm that myORTHODONTIST Maple Ridge offers Clarity or recommend it over Invisalign or another brand.
Solventum describes this as its cloud-based treatment-design platform. Ask to see the clinician-approved proposal, not only a demonstration of the software.
The Canadian materials describe these aligner options. Ask which is proposed and why rather than interpreting a product name as a measure of treatment quality.
The Canadian site describes a customised attachment system for Clarity. Confirm the features available for your market and case with the treating office.
These are manufacturer descriptions, not independent evidence of superiority. [1]
You need to understand what changes are planned, which features will be on the teeth, how progress is checked and what further treatment would involve. Ask which tasks happen in the office and which require additional fabrication.
If the proposal includes both fixed appliances and aligners, ask which stage is responsible for which movement. “Hybrid” describes a treatment approach, not a claim that one aligner brand is better.
No. They are separate systems with different manufacturer documentation. The Clarity references here point to Solventum, not Straumann’s ClearCorrect pages.
The photograph is useful for identifying the product shown, but it should not be read as a promise of current packaging or a particular present-day treatment option.
Ask the treating office about current availability before choosing a product-specific appointment. A listing in this guide is not a service-availability statement.
Sources checked 18 October 2026. Practical examples and checklists are editorial guidance. Product descriptions are not independent evidence of superiority.