Your Provider.
See why patients are choosing Reveal® treatment
with a dentist or orthodontist.
Treatment with a provider you trust
Choosing Your Reveal Provider
Aligner therapy in the hands of a professional means you can rely on your provider to create a custom treatment plan based on your oral health and modify if needed. That’s why Reveal works with local dentists and orthodontists to help you achieve an aligned bite and beautiful smile.
How do Reveal Clear Aligners work
Start smiling in three simple steps
Step 1
Choose Your Provider
After selecting the nearby provider you want to work with, you’ll receive a free in-person consultation for an evaluation and available payment options.
Step 2
Receive Your Treatment Plan
Once you take records with modern technology like intraoral scanners, your provider will develop a personalized treatment plan for your smile.
Step 3
Start Your Journey
Your custom-fit, ultra-clear aligners are then manufactured, and your provider will carefully monitor your progress to ensure you get a smile you love.
Straighten teeth safely with clear aligners
There’s more to aligning smiles than just straight teeth! That’s why Reveal only works with dentists and
orthodontists who can evaluate your overall oral health and monitor your treatment towards a beautiful smile.
Why go with a pro?
Seeing a dentist or orthodontist for aligner treatment is the smart choice! You’ll reduce the risk of unforeseen complications, and if you have a dental emergency, your local provider can provide personalized help and advice much faster than a remote dentist.
Many practices also provide virtual monitoring services, so you don’t have to come in very often.
Teeth, bone, gum tissue, and more!
Moving teeth into proper alignment sounds simple enough, but it’s an intricate process that affects things like the roots of your teeth, facials bones, gum tissue, and much more. To achieve a beautiful and healthy smile, your provider will consider your facial profile, available bone for your teeth to anchor in, and ensure your bite is stable at the end of treatment.