Clear Aligner Therapy
A straighter, fuller, brighter smile.
Clear aligner therapy is about more than straightening teeth. Every case is planned in collaboration with a board-certified orthodontist, with attention to arch form, smile aesthetics, bite relationships, and how the teeth sit within the face as a whole.
Treatment is discreet, comfortable, and designed around a busy life. The goal is a smile that looks naturally better: straighter, fuller, and brighter.
Treatment managed around your life.
One of the biggest reasons adults put off orthodontic treatment is the time commitment: routine check-ins every two weeks, appointments that require leaving work, schedules built around a dental office. Clear aligner therapy here works differently.
Treatment is managed through telehealth appointments and a dedicated dental monitoring app. Tooth movement is reviewed remotely on a regular schedule. Instructions and adjustments are sent through the app. There is no requirement to come in for routine checks, though patients are always welcome to stop by the office whenever they like.
This is well suited for busy professionals, frequent travelers, students who are away at school, and anyone who simply has better things to do than spend every two weeks at the dentist.
Beyond just straight teeth
Aligner treatment here does more than move teeth into a straight line. The arch is rounded and broadened as part of treatment wherever possible, producing a smile that is wider, fuller, and more naturally proportioned. A fuller arch reflects light differently. The smile looks brighter, more open, more alive.
But arch form matters for more than aesthetics.
Expanding the arch and correcting a deep bite creates more tongue space, with meaningful effects on breathing and sleep. More tongue space means a less restricted airway. For patients who snore, clench, or wake unrefreshed, this is a significant benefit that standard aligner treatment rarely considers.
Our approach considers the smile as part of a larger anatomical system - where beauty, structure, and function are interconnected.
LEARN MORE ABOUT STRUCTURE AND AIRWAY →
Frequently Asked Questions
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Come in for a consultation. Every patient is assessed individually and guided toward the right treatment for their smile and their goals.
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Most cases are completed within six to twelve months. Treatment length depends on case complexity and how consistently aligners are worn. Twenty to twenty-two hours per day produces the best and fastest results.
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Tooth movement is tracked through a dedicated dental monitoring app. Photos are submitted on a regular schedule, progress is reviewed remotely, and instructions or adjustments are sent through the app as needed, without requiring an in-person visit. This makes treatment genuinely efficient for patients with demanding schedules, frequent travel, or those who live outside the area.
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Yes. Whitening gel is included.
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Serving patients from across Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and beyond.
Treatment is priced at consultation based on case complexity. Payment plans are available.
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For some patients, yes. Broadening the arch and correcting a deep bite creates more tongue space, which can reduce airway restriction and improve snoring and sleep quality. Patients with more significant airway concerns may benefit from a more structural approach, discussed on the Airway & Sleep page.
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A deep bite occurs when the upper front teeth overlap the lower teeth excessively. Beyond the aesthetic concern, a deep bite reduces tongue space and can contribute to airway restriction, clenching, and jaw strain. Correcting it as part of aligner treatment improves the bite, the airway, and the long-term health of the jaw joints.