Great news. You're a good fit for Aalto.
Crowding's one of the most common things we treat — and after thinking about it for a couple of years, you're in a good place to do something about it.
Clinics near you
Based on your postcode — or select another stateYour treatment,
before treatment
Before you start: View your 3D results designed by a specialist.
Care that stays with you
Progress is reviewed between visits, without disrupting daily life.
Shipped in 5-10 business days
From scan to your hands, typically inside a week.
FDA Cleared.
FDA cleared medical devices, crafted to the highest clinical standards. Supported by a licensed orthodontist, in collaboration with your dentist.

Week 1
Your aligners arrive. The rest of your day carries on.
Any check-ins are there for a reason — not just routine chair time.
Month 1
The system's doing its job. You're doing yours.
Your dentist reviews your scans every 14 days. No appointments needed.
Month 3
Small shifts. Big difference.
Less hesitating. Less covering up. Just quieter.
Month 6+
Your teeth stop being something you think about.
Not a reveal. Just confidence that shows up. Backed for 10 years.
Your Questions, Answered Straight Up.
Aalto treatment is delivered through your local dentist, with payment plans from around $30 a week.
The exact terms are set by the practice you're matched with, and many offer interest-free or low-cost monthly plans that spread the cost across your treatment. Once you're matched, they'll walk you through the options available.
Often, yes - many dental insurance plans with orthodontic benefits can contribute toward clear aligner treatment.
How much you can claim depends on your plan and level of coverage. Once your treatment begins, we'll help guide you through submitting claims for eligible in-office visits.
If you don't have orthodontic coverage, Aalto is still designed to be affordable, with payment plans from around $30 a week through your local dentist's practice.
Most aligner brands either rely on a dentist with no specialist input, or send trays in the mail with no clinical oversight at all. Aalto sits in between - planned by a specialist orthodontist, dentist-delivered, remotely monitored. That's the difference.
A general dentist is trained across everything - fillings, extractions, check-ups. Many do excellent aligner work too.
The difference with a specialist orthodontist is depth. They've spent an extra 3 years training specifically in how teeth move. It's the difference between your family doctor and a cardiologist.
No - most people come in just 2–4 times across their whole treatment.
Traditional orthodontics brings you in every 6 weeks so your dentist can manually check your progress. With Aalto, that happens continuously through our remote monitoring app - your dentist and specialist orthodontist can see exactly how your teeth are moving between visits, flag anything early and keep treatment on track without you needing to take time off work to sit in a waiting room.
You only come in when there's something that actually needs hands-on attention. Less chair time. Same clinical rigor. Better oversight, not less of it.
Your plan is mapped out by a specialist orthodontist before you start, so you know what the end result should look like from day one. We monitor progress the whole way through, and if something isn't tracking as planned, we catch it early and adjust. If you finish and something still needs refining, we'll sort it out.
Tell us early and we'll factor it in. Because your treatment is planned upfront and monitored remotely, we can often time things around a big event - and clear aligners come out for the photos anyway. If you've got a date that matters, let your dentist know at the start and we'll plan around it.
Two reasons. First, our orthodontists work across our whole network instead of running their own clinics, so you get specialist-led care without paying specialist clinic overhead. Second, treatment runs through your local dentist with remote monitoring in between, which means fewer in-person visits and lower overall delivery costs. Same standard of care, different way of running it.
