Part of Teeth Straightening
Smile On Straighter is our in-house clear aligner system, developed and delivered by Smile On Clinics. It offers a removable, discreet approach to teeth straightening for suitable patients, planned and overseen by our dental practitioners from start to finish.
With practices offering Smile On Straighter across Australia, including regional areas, a consultation with your local team is the first step to finding out whether it is the right fit for you.
Smile On Straighter uses a series of clear, custom-made, removable aligners to gradually guide teeth into the desired position. Each set is worn for a prescribed period before progressing to the next, with movement planned digitally from a thorough assessment. Because aligners are clear and removable, most people find them easier to fit into daily life than fixed braces.
As our own system, your treatment stays entirely in the hands of our clinical team from assessment through to retention. Every plan is designed by a qualified practitioner, customised to your teeth and goals, and monitored with in-practice check-ins.
A thorough assessment at your nearest practice. Your dentist examines oral health, discusses goals, and determines whether Smile On Straighter is appropriate.
Digital scans create a precise model. Treatment is planned in software, often with a visual simulation of projected outcomes before you begin.
Custom aligners are delivered to your clinic. You wear each set as directed, with review appointments to check progress through the series.
Once teeth reach their final position, retainers help hold them in place. Your dentist discusses retention options appropriate for you.
In-house Smile On Straighter system
Direct relationship with your treating dentist
Digital planning and outcome visualisation
Discreet, removable aligners for daily life
Practices across Australia, including regional locations
We have more than 40 clinics across Australia, with a strong focus on regional communities. Use our clinic locator to find your nearest practice.
Questions, bookings, or just not sure where to start - drop us a line and we will take it from there.
Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. Orthodontic treatment suitability, outcomes, and timeframes are determined following clinical assessment by a registered dental practitioner.
