Front-tooth crowding
A smoother-looking front arch can bring a more balanced feeling to the whole smile.
Smile inspiration
See what straighter
See what straighter
could look like.
Explore common alignment concerns and imagine a more balanced smile. Clear aligners may help improve many mild-to-moderate cases with a plan designed for your teeth.
Visual inspiration, not patient results.
These are illustrative smile simulations showing general alignment possibilities. They are not photographs of actual patients and do not predict or guarantee your outcome. Suitability, treatment time, and results vary by person.
Ten smile possibilities
Small changes can make
Small changes can make
a beautiful difference.
Every smile starts somewhere different. Browse these illustrative examples, then take our quick candidacy check to learn whether clear aligners may be suitable for your needs.
Space between front teeth
Closing small spaces may create a more connected and even-looking smile line.
High upper canine
Bringing a high canine into line may soften the shape of the upper arch.
Rotated front tooth
Correcting a rotated tooth may help the smile look more even and harmonious.
Several small spaces
Reducing multiple small spaces may create a cleaner, more continuous smile.
Mild open bite
Selected mild open-bite cases may benefit from carefully planned tooth movement.
Deep overbite
Mild bite concerns may be improved when professionally assessed and supervised.
Mild crossbite
Some mild crossbite cases may be treatable with a personalized clear-aligner plan.
Midline asymmetry
Subtle alignment changes may create a more centered-looking, balanced smile.
Lower-tooth crowding
Aligning overlapping lower front teeth may improve the arch's overall appearance.
Your smile is individual
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