Fast Track

Many invisible teeth aligners require you to go to your orthodontist or doctor on a regular basis. However, NewSmile®'s process is different and can be done while at home. Here’s how our invisible aligners work:

1)  We begin by determining if you are a good candidate by asking you a few simple questions. This gives our dental experts a good idea of what you want your finished smile to look like.

2)  Once you are given the go ahead, you can choose one of our pricing plans. We’ll send you all the materials you’ll need to make your own teeth impressions right at home. Follow our instructions to make four impressions, and send them with a prepaid shipping label back to NewSmile®.

3)  A trained doctor will evaluate the molds, and send you what your teeth will look like after the process is complete. Once approved, a treatment schedule will be mapped out, and you’ll know exactly how long you’ll have to wear your invisible teeth aligners.

4)  NewSmile® will directly mail you your custom invisible teeth aligners to wear. You’ll change to a new aligner about every two weeks. Wear them for the proposed time to get the straight, beautiful smile you’ve always wanted!

For more information, read our How it Works page.

Our teeth aligners are durable, but you’ll need to take care of them in order to get the results you want. To get the most out of your invisible aligners, do the following:

Wear them as much as possible. For the fastest results, wear your invisible teeth aligners for at least 22 hours a day. You can take them off to eat, drink, and brush your teeth. If your aligners start to feel tight and uncomfortable, you’re not wearing them long enough. Eventually, if you don’t wear them as long as you need to, you’ll have to pay for new impressions and aligners.

Rinse when you take them out. After you remove your invisible aligners, run them under cold water to prevent saliva from building on the plastic. The more saliva build-up, the more bacteria there will be in your mouth. Remember to not use hot water or run them through the dishwasher. Heat can damage and warp your aligners to the point where you can’t use them anymore.

Brush and floss your teeth before putting them back in. After you eat, brush and floss your teeth before inserting your aligners back into your mouth. Leftover food particles can stick to your teeth and aligners, which leads to bacteria build up and cavities.

Clean with soap, not toothpaste. Believe it or not, soap is better for your aligners than toothpaste. Toothpaste can be abrasive and scratch the plastic. The more scratched your invisible aligners are, the more noticeable they will become to others.

Don’t soak them in mouthwash. Soaking your invisible teeth aligners in mouthwash can turn them green, blue, or whatever color the mouthwash is. Tainted or colored aligners will be noticeable and not very attractive. Instead of mouthwash, use a clear retainer/denture cleanser.

There's slight soreness and/or discomfort with each new aligner step, but the pain shouldn’t last more than a day or two.

An impression kit is what we send you in order to get molds of your teeth and to create your treatment. They include practice putty, 4 trays (2 for top teeth and 2 for bottom), and real putty for creating the moulds. We also include instructions for photos and making a good impression, cheek stretchers, and a prepaid shipping label to stick back on the same box, and drop off at the post office.

Each treatment is tailored to one’s individual needs. You might only have to wear them for a couple of months, or up to a year. The average treatment time is 4-6 months, and about 8-10 months for Night Aligners.

Prevents Teeth Grinding (Bruxism) – A night guard protects teeth from excessive wear caused by grinding during sleep.

Reduces Jaw Pain and Tension – It helps alleviate strain on the jaw muscles, reducing discomfort and morning soreness.

Prevents Tooth Damage – Wearing a night guard prevents chips, cracks, and enamel erosion caused by clenching or grinding.

Improves Sleep Quality – By minimizing jaw clenching and muscle tension, a night guard can lead to more restful sleep.

Protects Dental Work – It helps preserve fillings, crowns, and other dental restorations from damage due to excessive pressure.

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