Your Reviewing Dentist
The assigned professional reviews submitted records, candidacy, and proposed tooth movements before fabrication.
Learn how eligibility, proposed tooth movements, and progress are reviewed. Your assigned professional's identity and credentials are provided through the care pathway.
Clear aligners are a medical treatment, so the process should include records review, informed consent, and a clear escalation path when questions arise.
Ask who is reviewing your case, what records were considered, and how to contact the care team during treatment.
The assigned professional reviews submitted records, candidacy, and proposed tooth movements before fabrication.
Helps with records, treatment steps, delivery questions, and escalation to the reviewing professional.
Illustration notice: Team images are digitally created illustrations and do not depict actual clinicians. Names and credentials for your assigned reviewing professional are provided through the care pathway.
A clear-aligner process should make review, consent, and support easy to understand. You should know what is being assessed and how to ask questions.
Hello My Teeth provides a treatment preview before approval and a support route for questions during treatment.
The required records, bite information, and proposed movements are reviewed before aligners are fabricated.
Your 3D treatment preview is yours to approve or reject. We don't ship aligners until you've seen and approved the projected outcome.
Use the available check-ins and care-team contact route to raise fit, comfort, or tracking concerns.
Speak with our care team before you commit to anything. No pressure, no sales pitch.
Hello My Teeth has completed 150K+ cases. These visuals illustrate common mild crowding and spacing goals; they are not patient photos or promises of an outcome.
Illustration notice: Digitally created educational illustrations. Not real patients; results vary.
A modest alignment goal for overlapping front teeth.
A modest goal for closing a central front-tooth gap.
A subtle alignment goal for a rotated upper tooth.
A modest goal for overlapping lower front teeth.
A subtle goal for spacing beside the front teeth.
A modest goal for one overlapping upper front tooth.
A subtle goal for improving upper-arch symmetry.
A modest realignment goal after slight tooth movement.
A subtle goal for an upper canine sitting forward.
A modest goal for several small upper-front gaps.