OrthoEye
Aligners are a tool.
Your smile needs a plan.
Aligners are great. But not for every movement. OrthoEye helps your doctor choose the right path.
Aesthetic treatment, planned honestly.
Before you choose
The right treatment is not always the most popular one.
Aligners are discreet, comfortable, easy to picture. The better question: can they alone reach your goal?
Are aligners enough for my case?
We start with your goals — not the appliance.
Am I choosing the appliance or the treatment?
The appliance follows the plan, not the other way around.
What if my case is more complex than it looks?
Some movements need extra support. We catch that early.
The method
A treatment built around the goal, not the appliance.
Clear objectives first
Smile, bite, position, function. Defined upfront.
The right path is selected
Each stage has a purpose.
The right tool is chosen
Aligners, braces, or support — chosen to fit the stage.
Progress is checked early
Off-track? Adjust before it becomes a delay.
The four stages
Every stage
has a purpose.
01
Foundation Control
Space, anchorage, arch form. The conditions for movement, set first.
02
Occlusion Control
The bite is guided into stability. Support added when aligners alone aren't enough.
03
Smile Control
Alignment, torque, fine detailing. The smile, refined.
04
Finish and Retain
Refined and stabilized. Retention planned from day one.
The four stages
Every stage has a purpose.
Stage 01
Foundation Control
Space, anchorage, arch form. Set first.
Stage 02
Occlusion Control
The bite, guided into stability.
Stage 03
Smile Control
Alignment and aesthetics, refined.
Stage 04
Finish and Retain
Stabilized with planned retention.
Our commitment
What OrthoEye helps your doctor clarify.
Why this treatment path fits your case.
When aligners are enough, and when they need support.
What each stage is supposed to achieve.
How progress will be checked before moving forward.
Clearer decisions. Fewer unnecessary surprises.
The difference
The difference is control.
Starts with the appliance. Adjusts when it can't.
Longer than expected.
Starts with the goal. The tool is chosen for the stage.
Clearer from the start.
For your lifestyle
Aesthetic treatment should still be realistic.
Aesthetics matter. So does honesty about your case. Sometimes aligners alone. Sometimes a small support step first.
Why it's different
It is not aligners versus braces.
It is the right path.
- Starts with one preferred appliance
- May rely too much on the digital preview
- Extra support is added only after problems appear
- The patient may not know why the plan changed
- Starts with treatment objectives
- Chooses aligners when they fit the goal
- Adds support when a movement needs more control
- Explains each stage as part of one treatment path
Find care near you
Find a doctor who plans beyond the appliance.
Objective-based treatment, planned for your case.
Patient voices
Why patients choose a guided path.
I came in asking for aligners. I left understanding the plan.
Laura M.
Adult patient, Zürich
Not sold an appliance. Given a strategy.
Marco R.
Adult patient, Milano
Explained in stages. I always knew what was next.
Anna K.
Adult patient, Riga
Common questions
Questions patients ask.
No. OrthoEye is a treatment approach. Aligners are used when they fit. Otherwise: braces, support, or a hybrid stage.
Yes — as aesthetic and comfortable as your case allows.
Your orthodontist decides based on your case — not on preference.
No. Simple cases stay simple. Complex cases get extra control.
No. Your orthodontist leads. OrthoEye gives the structure to plan, explain, and monitor.
Find an OrthoEye doctor and book a consultation.
Ready to start?
Start with the right path,
not just the right appliance.
Aligners, hybrid, or another path — find what fits your case.
Find an OrthoEye doctor