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Are they truly invisible?
SnapCorrect claims that their more modern aligners are made using the latest technology to ensure they are clearer than those from other providers, so that they are as invisible as possible. If you’re concerned about others seeing your aligners during your day-to-day, then you may wish to choose SnapCorrect for their clearest aligners since people won’t be able to tell you’re wearing them (although most providers would argue the same).
How does SnapCorrect compare to Invisalign?
SnapCorrect manufactures its aligners differently to Invisalign – while Invisalign uses 3D printing, SnapCorrect has its own molding process that it claims makes it more customizable, and gives aligners that are clearer. SnapCorrect pricing does increase if you choose to pay over a longer period but it should still be the cheaper option for most customers when compared with Invisalign.
SnapCorrect is generally cheaper than Invisalign too, with treatment costs starting at $1749 compared to the average $3000 entry-level treatment for Invisalign.
How long has SnapCorrect been in business?
SnapCorrect’s aligners were first patented in 2012 and have been sold, through various companies, in over 24 countries to over 50,000 customers. The aligners are now sold exclusively through the SnapCorrect brand to customers in the United States, and the aligners are FDA-approved so you can be sure they are a safe product to use.
Will you accept impressions from other providers?
SnapCorrect are willing to accept impression kits from other aligner providers, or from your dentist, if you’ve decided to make the switch to SnapCorrect for your aligner treatment. SnapCorrect can even provide you with a shipping label so you don’t need to spend extra to get your impressions to them.
Just make sure your impressions are carefully packed so that they aren’t damaged in transit, otherwise, they won’t be usable and you’d have to buy a new impression kit to start your treatment process again.
Is the return date on my impression kit important?
The return date on your impression kit serves as a reminder that you should try to send it back as soon as possible. As long as you’ve not used your impression kit, it’ll keep for months if necessary, so if you decide to delay your treatment you can keep it unused until you’re ready.
However, once you’ve made your impressions you need to ship them back to SnapCorrect as soon as possible. That’s because your teeth can move over time naturally, and even slight shifts can mean that your aligners wouldn’t work properly when you did start to use them.
Can I return an impression kit if I decide not to use it?
Unfortunately, for health and safety reasons, SnapCorrect can’t accept returns on impression kits. So before you place your order, you need to make sure you want to try it. As soon as the seal is broken on the shipping box, returns cannot be accepted (so you should also be careful if you think you’ve received a package from SnapCorrect in error, as you may be liable for the cost).
Remember that you can get a refund once you’ve used your impression kit, if it turns out that you aren’t suitable for treatment. But if you change your mind, you can’t get the impression kit refunded if the box has been opened.
How do I know if my insurance covers SnapCorrect aligners?
SnapCorrect can’t liaise with your insurance provider directly so you’ll just need to speak to your insurance company yourself to see if your dental plan covers aligner treatment. It may be referred to as “tele-dentistry” in your coverage.
While SnapCorrect can ask your insurer for you, they can accept direct payment – so you don’t need to make the payment yourself upfront and then get reimbursed afterwards. Once you’ve established whether your dental plan does include aligner treatments, you can start the process to get your insurance company to make the payment on your behalf.
What does the “U” and “L” mean on my aligners?
Quite simply, the U and L on your aligner sets stand for “Upper” and “Lower”, so you know which tray is designed to fit where in your mouth. It’s important you put them in the correct place otherwise you can push your teeth in the wrong direction and set your treatment back.
If there’s anything else with your aligners that you aren’t clear on once they’ve been shipped to you, you can get in touch with the Customer Support Representatives who will be happy to help you make sure you’re using your aligners correctly.
Can I wear aligners if I’m pregnant?
You’re fine to wear aligners if you’re pregnant, they’ll cause no further damage although you may find that your gums are more sensitive, so you might feel in more discomfort than you normally would. Don’t worry, as they should settle down as normal after a couple of days once you switch to each new set of aligners.
SnapCorrect even mentions how aligners can be beneficial if you’re suffering from morning sickness, as they can protect your tooth enamel from stomach acid. Just make sure to properly rinse your aligners if you are sick while wearing them so that acid doesn’t remain on them and potentially cause damage.
How do I avoid drag marks on my impressions?
Drag marks are where your teeth scrape the putty when you’re making your impression. This spoils the impression as it leaves marks which don’t give SnapCorrect an accurate reading of your mouth.
The best way to avoid them is to make sure you insert your teeth into the putty completely vertically, don’t slide them in sideways at all. And then, vitally, you need to leave the trays in your mouth for the full 3 and a half minutes. If the putty hasn’t hardened properly, then your teeth could scrape and cause marks. If you forget to time yourself, just start counting 3 and a half minutes from when you realize. There is no harm in leaving them in too long.
Summary
Read our SnapCorrect reviews and our guides to SnapCorrect aligners. Can SnapCorrect give you the straighter teeth you’ve always wanted?

4.32/5 (5 ratings)
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Pros
- At home service supported by dental technicians
- Payment options including Smile Now, Pay Later
- Send your own impressions from anywhere
- Get just your top or bottom teeth aligned
Cons
- Up-front payment needed for impression kits
- No clinics available for checkups
- Self-managed treatment
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I received treatment from Snap Correct and the treatment was not successful 13 different times
I received treatment from Snap Correct and the treatment was not successful 13 different times due to manufacturing defects. I have been so incredibly patient with them for the last 3 years and they have stopped responding to my emails. I never signed an agreement that doesn’t guarantee results. Completely unethical. Complete SCAM! Do not waste your money.
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I received treatment from Snap Correct and the treatment was not successful 13 different times due to manufacturing defects. I have been so incredibly patient with them for the last 3 years and they have stopped responding to my emails. I never signed an agreement that doesn’t guarantee results. Completely unethical. Complete SCAM! Do not waste your money.