smilogy aligners are Australian-made clear aligners, manufactured in the smilogy lab in Castle Hill, Sydney, from a treatment plan designed by your dentist. Your treatment starts with an in-person examination and 3D scan at a partner dental practice, and your progress is followed with DentalMonitoring check-ins that your dentist reviews.

If you’ve been searching for Australian-made clear aligners, you’ve probably noticed that “clear aligners” can describe quite different treatment models. This article explains how smilogy aligners go from a digital scan to a finished aligner and on to monitored treatment – and what “Australian made” means in practice.

A partnership: your dentist leads, our lab makes

smilogy aligners is a partnership between your local dentist and our Australian lab. Each has a clear role:

From scan to smile: the four-step workflow

The same process applies at every smilogy aligners provider in Australia.

Step 1: Free 3D scan

You book with a provider near you for an examination and a digital scan. There are no messy moulds and no commitment. The scan creates a detailed 3D digital model of your teeth, which becomes the starting point for everything that follows.

Step 2: Your plan

Your dentist designs your treatment from the scan and shows you a digital preview of the expected result before you decide. This is when your dentist confirms whether clear aligners suit you and recommends a plan – lite, standard or advanced – based on how much your teeth need to move.

Step 3: Made in Australia and fitted

Once you decide to go ahead, your dentist’s plan is sent to the smilogy lab in Castle Hill, Sydney, where your aligners are made. The finished aligners are sent to your provider, who fits them and shows you how to wear them.

Step 4: Monitored remotely

During treatment, you take a quick scan at home each week using DentalMonitoring’s ScanBox and app. Your dentist reviews your scans and asks you in only when needed. If something isn’t tracking as planned, you can be alerted and your dentist can respond. For more detail, see how DentalMonitoring works.

Why does “Australian made” matter?

Where your aligners are made is one of several things you might consider when choosing treatment. For smilogy aligners, local manufacturing means:

What matters most, whatever aligner you choose, is that your treatment is properly assessed, planned and supervised by a registered dental practitioner. If you’re wondering who can provide clear aligners, read do you need an orthodontist for clear aligners?

What’s included with smilogy aligners

smilogy aligners has one national price at every provider in Australia, with three plans:

Plan Price Aligner sets
lite from $2,250 up to 10 aligner sets
standard from $3,850 up to 25 aligner sets
advanced from $4,850 unlimited aligner sets

Every plan includes your free 3D scan and consultation, DentalMonitoring, a take-home teeth whitening kit, your first retainer and your 3D scan stored on file. Prices include GST. For a detailed look at costs and health fund claims, read how much clear aligners cost in Australia, or visit the pricing page.

How long does it all take?

Most treatments take 6–18 months, and your dentist gives you an estimate after your scan. Read more in how long clear aligner treatment takes.

Where can I get smilogy aligners?

smilogy aligners are prescribed and supervised by partner dental practices. The smilogy flagship clinics in Edgecliff and Castle Hill, Sydney, are open now, and more partner practices are being added across Australia. If there isn’t a provider near you yet, you can register your interest. Find a smilogy aligners provider or visit the smilogy aligners home page to learn more.

FAQs

Where are smilogy aligners made?

In the smilogy lab in Castle Hill, Sydney.

Who designs my treatment plan?

Your provider – a registered dentist at a partner practice – designs your treatment from your 3D scan and supervises it from start to finish.

Do I need physical impressions?

No. smilogy aligners start with a digital 3D scan at your provider, so there are no messy moulds.

What happens if I lose an aligner?

Contact your provider. Your scan is saved, so a replacement can be made from it.

Is DentalMonitoring included?

Yes, in every plan, with no extra cost.

Treatment outcomes and duration vary between individuals and depend on the complexity of the case and wearing aligners as directed. Suitability is determined by your dentist after examination. Any dental treatment carries risks. Before proceeding, you may wish to seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.

This article is general information only and isn’t a substitute for advice from a registered dental practitioner.

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