smilogy aligners · how it works
your treatment is planned and supervised by a smilogy aligners provider — a partner dentist near you. we make your aligners in australia and help your dentist follow your progress between visits.
your journey
the same process at every provider in australia.
book with a provider near you for an examination and a digital scan. no messy moulds, no commitment.
your dentist designs your treatment from the scan and shows you a digital preview of the expected result before you decide.
your aligners are made in our castle hill lab and sent to your provider, who fits them and shows you how to wear them.
you take a quick scan at home each week with DentalMonitoring. your dentist reviews it and asks you in only when needed.
who does what
smilogy aligners is a partnership between your local dentist and our australian lab.
examines you, takes your scan, plans and supervises your treatment, and sees you whenever something needs attention.
makes your aligners in sydney from your dentist's plan and sends them to your provider.
the app and scan box you use at home, so your dentist can check your progress between visits.
kept on file, so a lost aligner or a future retainer can be made without starting again.
after treatment
teeth naturally drift back after straightening, so wearing a retainer as directed is how you keep your result.
your first retainer is included in every plan. after that, retainers for life can post replacements made from your saved scan — no new impressions needed.
faq
most treatments take 6–18 months. your dentist gives you an estimate after your scan.
for your scan, your fitting and any reviews your dentist needs. DentalMonitoring check-ins at home cover the time in between.
contact your provider. because your scan is saved, a replacement can be made from it.
yes, in every plan. learn how it works.
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.
