During and after treatment
Aligner care & next steps
Treatment time varies depending on the amount of tooth movement required and how your teeth respond.
SmileOn · Johar Town, Lahore
Explore a discreet way to straighten your teeth at SmileOn. We assess your bite and explain suitability, daily wear, treatment stages and costs before you begin.

Teeth, gums and bite assessed
Commonly 20–22 hours; as prescribed
Clinical monitoring throughout
Retainers as prescribed
Understand the treatment
Clear aligners are a series of custom removable trays that move teeth gradually. A clinical examination establishes whether they can address your tooth positions and bite safely.
Compare the choices
Real patient results
See how this patient’s smile improved with treatment.
This example shows an improvement in the alignment and spacing of the front teeth.
From SmileOn’s published gallery. Individual results vary. Photographs alone cannot determine treatment suitability.
View more casesFrom planning to follow-up

Examine teeth, gums and bite. Case selection comes before choosing an aligner system.

Record your teeth and supporting information to develop a personalised movement plan.

Discuss the proposed changes and approve the plan. A simulation is a guide, not an exact-result guarantee.

Check fit and attachments. Follow your prescribed daily wear schedule, commonly 20–22 hours, and change trays only as instructed.

Assess the final tooth positions. Further refinement may be needed; retainers help maintain the result.
During and after treatment
Treatment time varies depending on the amount of tooth movement required and how your teeth respond.
Follow your clinician’s prescribed daily schedule, commonly 20–22 hours. Remove trays for meals, cleaning and drinks other than plain water, and change them only when instructed.
Some plans use small tooth-coloured attachments or carefully create space between teeth. Extra aligners may refine the result. Your clinician should explain what applies to your case.
Ask for a written breakdown covering reviews, any refinements, retainers and replacement trays. Retainers are needed after treatment to help keep teeth aligned.
Remove them for drinks other than plain water, following your clinician’s instructions. Clean your teeth and trays before putting them back in.
No. A preview guides planning. Teeth may respond differently, and adjustments or extra aligners can be needed during treatment.
Your care at SmileOn
Discuss the options, likely stages and a written cost breakdown with your dentist.
Meet the dentistsFor overseas patients
Share your records and travel dates before you arrive. We’ll discuss appointments, possible treatment stages and an initial estimate.
Guidance is preliminary. Your plan follows an in-clinic assessment; healing and reviews may require another visit.
These resources support a conversation with your dentist. Your diagnosis and treatment plan depend on an examination.