Suitability comes first
The required records and clinical information are reviewed before treatment can proceed.
Why SmileWide
Doctor review, plan approval, remote monitoring and responsive support are built into the treatment pathway.
Clear information and an individual review before treatment begins.
Professional oversight at each stage
At-home treatment should still make it clear who reviews your case, when you approve the plan and how progress is monitored.
Review before you commit
Understand the proposed plan, schedule and important limitations before approving treatment.
Clear choices and pricing
See the relevant wear options, arch coverage and payment information without unnecessary clutter.
Support throughout
Follow the prescribed check-in pathway and contact the team when you need help.
Clear aligners are a clinical treatment. Suitability, wear schedule and expected outcomes are individual.
Clinical suitability comes before convenience.
A doctor reviews suitable cases before treatment
Your dental records and proposed movements are reviewed before aligners are produced. Cases that need in-person care should not proceed through an at-home pathway.
- Required records are checked before treatment can proceed
- Important plan information is explained before approval
- Unexpected pain or oral-health concerns should be raised promptly
Support before and during treatment
A good treatment experience is not only about the aligners. It is also about understanding the next decision and knowing where to turn.
Before treatment
Complete the requested records and understand what the assessment can—and cannot—confirm.
At the decision point
Review the proposed movements, wear schedule, arch coverage, limitations and price.
During treatment
Follow the prescribed wear and check-in schedule, and ask for help when something feels wrong.
What you can expect from SmileWide
Clear information, an individual review, the opportunity to approve your plan and support during treatment. We do not promise identical results or a fixed timeline for every patient.
Straight answers before you start
Confidence grows when the limitations are as clear as the benefits.
What makes SmileWide’s process different?
The process is structured around clear checkpoints: initial screening, suitable dental records, individual review, plan visibility and support during the prescribed journey.
What happens if clear aligners are not suitable for me?
You should not proceed with clear aligner treatment through SmileWide if the required review determines that the treatment is not appropriate. Ask the team what alternative dental advice or next step may be suitable.
Will I understand the plan before treatment starts?
Where a plan is prepared, you should be able to review the proposed movements, estimated schedule and important limitations before deciding whether to proceed. A preview is a simulation and not a guaranteed outcome.
Can I contact someone during treatment?
Use the support route provided with your plan and complete any prescribed check-ins. Contact the team promptly for unexpected pain, fit problems or changes in your oral health.
Are treatment times and results guaranteed?
No. Treatment length and outcomes depend on your starting position, prescribed movements, wear compliance, oral health and clinical response.