Crowding
Teeth overlap or rotate because there is not enough room in the arch.
Treatable cases
Treatable Cases
Explore relatable dental examples, then complete the assessment for an individual suitability review.
Relatable examples
Common concerns we review
These visual examples are educational; the cause and severity must be assessed individually.
Gaps and spacing
Visible spaces between teeth that may be suitable for controlled closure.
General alignment
Uneven tooth positions that may be improved through planned movement.
Overbite
The upper front teeth overlap the lower teeth more than expected.
Underbite
The lower front teeth sit ahead of the upper front teeth.
Open bite
The front teeth do not meet when the back teeth are together.
Clear aligners do not suit every case. Eligibility depends on dental health, records and clinical review.
Your assessment
Images help—but your records decide
A short three-step route from general concern to individual review.
1
Tell us about your smile
Complete the free assessment and share the required information.
2
Capture useful records
Use a home impression kit or book a digital scan.
3
Confirm suitability
Your records are reviewed before a treatment plan is recommended.
Suitability questions
Know the clinical limits
Clear guidance before you begin.
Can clear aligners treat every bite concern?
No. Some bite concerns require in-person orthodontic treatment or a different care route.
Why does dental health matter?
Active decay, gum disease, pain or unstable dental work should be addressed before elective tooth movement.
When will I know whether I am suitable?
Suitability can be confirmed only after the required information and dental records are reviewed.
Check your individual case
Complete the free assessment and choose impressions or a digital scan.