Teeth straightening simulatorStraighter teeth, previewed from a single photo.
- From one photo
- No impressions or scan
- Ready in about a minute
What is a teeth straightening simulator?
A teeth straightening simulator, or straight teeth simulator, shows a patient their own teeth straightened from a single photo, with no impressions and no scan. As a clear aligner simulation and orthodontic smile preview, it gives patients a reason to book the consult, where treatment is actually planned.
How the teeth straightening simulator worksFrom the camera to a booked consult
Take one photo
Front-facing, teeth showing slightly, taken with the camera in the browser. Nothing to install.See it straightened
The photo is processed and the patient sees their current smile beside a straighter one.Book with the result
Your offer card shows your name for the treatment and your price. The request reaches your Bookings with the before and after.
For your practice
Every try-on works for the front desk
Your treatment, your price
Call it what your menu calls it. The offer card shows your name for the treatment, your price and any discount, ongoing or with an end date.A request with the result attached
Each booking request arrives in your queue with the patient’s before and after, so the front desk knows what the call is about.Reporting by treatment
See how many patients opened straightening, tried it on and asked to book, next to every other treatment you offer.
Questions
About the straightening simulator.
Does it replace a scan?
No. It gives the patient a reason to book one. Treatment planning still starts with your records and scan at the consult.
Where does it help most?
Before the first appointment. A patient who has seen their own teeth straightened comes to the consult wanting that result, so the conversation moves on to records, a scan and the plan. It also works as a follow-up: text the link to patients who asked about aligners and never booked.
Does the patient choose a style?
No. Straightening has one setting, so there is nothing to pick: the patient takes the photo and sees their own teeth straightened about a minute later.
Does the patient need to take a photo?
Yes, one front-facing photo with teeth showing slightly, taken with the camera in the browser. The result is usually ready in about a minute.
What happens to the photo?
Patients consent before a photo is taken, it is stored privately, and it is deleted within 30 days at most. The security page has the full detail for your legal team.
Can we call the treatment something else?
Yes. The offer card uses your name for the treatment, up to 80 characters, with your price and any discount you are running.
Where can patients use it?
On your website, on a waiting-room tablet, or from a link you text them. Every try-on reports into the same dashboard.
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