5 easy steps to creating a perfect smile

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Take a digital or PVS impression of the patient's upper jaw, lower jaw and bite

Submit a Reveal aligner case
Our dedicated orthodontic technicians will create a treatment plan for you based on your recommendations and the patient's chief complaint. This way, no previous clear aligner experience is necessary before you can start treating patients. Simply enter the details of the case in the user friendly DDX portal.

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Accept the treatment plan or make adjustments
The technician will create the treatment plan and you will be able to either accept the plan as-is, or make an adjustment if you choose to. The case will go between you and the technician until you and the patient are 100% happy.

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Aligners will be manufactured and delivered to you
You will receive all aligner trays within 10-15 business days after accepting the plan in DDX. You are in control of how many aligners the patient receives at one time, in order for you to keep an eye on their progress and easily spot any adjustments that might be needed. This will also maintain patient compliance. Call your patient in for an appointment to give them their first trays.

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Support the patient throughout their Reveal journey!
Why Reveal?
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Pricing
3 packages to suit all casesReveal can be purchased as three packages:
- Express - up to 10 steps
- Lite - up to 20 steps
- Standard - up to 30 steps
All packages comes with 1 set of retainers, plus 1 refinement if needed. Further refinements can be purchased extra if necessary.

PLUS: Receive 1 free pack White Dental Beauty patient whitening kit and aligner and retainer cleaning tabs with your first Reveal order!
Contact us today to find out more about pricing
Offer your customers a full Confident Smile Makeover by combining Reveal with White Dental Beauty whitening and CompoSite bonding.
