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How Glo works
From finding the right provider to maintaining your results, every stage of your Glo journey is carefully planned around you.
Use our provider locator to find a trusted Glo provider near you and take the first step towards treatment.
Meet your provider to discuss your goals, assess your smile and capture the records needed to plan your treatment.
Your treatment is digitally planned by an orthodontist, with a clear aligner plan and a preview of your expected results.
Wear your aligners as directed, attend check-ups and protect your finished smile with retainers after treatment.
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With Glo Aligners, your clear aligner treatment planning is not simply generated by software and approved.. Every stage is reviewed through the eyes of a specialist orthodontist, from your initial assessment to your final smile.
Glo was founded by three specialist orthodontists with decades of combined experience in clear aligner treatment.
Together, they have treated more than 10,000 cases, including complex cases, and regularly teach other dental professionals how to plan aligner treatment safely and predictably.
Your care is delivered by a trusted local Glo provider, while the clinical thinking behind your treatment is supported by the founding team.
Clear aligners are custom-made, removable trays designed to gradually move your teeth into a planned position. They fit closely over your teeth and provide a discreet alternative to traditional fixed braces.
Your treatment is divided into a series of small, carefully planned tooth movements. Each set of aligners applies gentle pressure to selected teeth. As you progress through the sets in the correct order, your teeth gradually move towards the position shown in your treatment plan.
Clear aligners can treat many common orthodontic concerns, but they are not suitable for every person or every type of tooth movement. A dental professional will assess your teeth, bite and oral health before confirming whether treatment is appropriate for you.
Depending on the complexity of your case, clear aligners may be used to improve:
Your clinician will explain what can realistically be achieved in your individual case.
Clear aligners are removable and designed to be discreet. Unlike fixed braces, they do not use permanent metal brackets and wires. You can take them out for meals and oral hygiene, although they must still be worn consistently for treatment to work as planned.
Fixed braces may be recommended for certain complex cases, so the most appropriate option will depend on your clinical assessment.
They are not completely invisible, but they are made from clear material and are usually difficult to notice during everyday conversation. Tooth-coloured attachments may be required on certain teeth, but these are designed to remain discreet.
Where available, your digital treatment plan can provide a visual simulation of the proposed tooth movements and expected outcome. This is a treatment projection rather than a guarantee, as individual teeth can respond differently.
Treatment time depends on the amount and complexity of movement required. Minor corrections may take a few months, while more complex cases can take longer.
After assessing your teeth, your clinician will provide an estimated treatment time. This estimate may change depending on how your teeth respond and how consistently you wear your aligners.
Most treatment plans require aligners to be worn for approximately 20–22 hours each day. They should generally only be removed for eating, drinking anything other than water, brushing and flossing.
Always follow the specific instructions provided by your clinician.
Attachments are small shapes made from tooth-coloured dental material. They are temporarily bonded to selected teeth to help the aligners grip and apply pressure more precisely.
Not every patient needs attachments. When required, they are removed by a dental professional at the appropriate stage of treatment.
Yes. Retainers help prevent your teeth from moving back after treatment. Your clinician will provide instructions on how often and for how long they should be worn.
Clear aligners are often described as invisible braces because they offer a discreet way to straighten teeth. Unlike fixed braces, they use removable, transparent aligners rather than permanent brackets and wires.