Smile Quiz

Smile Results

The transformation of your smile becomes apparent after the first stage of correction. Straightening teeth, closing gaps, and correcting malocclusions create a beautiful and natural smile.

Crowding #27

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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25 25

Crowding #26

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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34 34

Crowding #25

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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27 27

Crowding #24

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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35 35

Crowding #23

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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23 23

Crowding #22

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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19 19

Crowding #21

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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27 25

Crowding #20

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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21 21

Crowding #19

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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23 23

Crowding #18

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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16 16

Crowding #17

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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12 16

Crowding #16

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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24 41

Crowding #15

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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19 24

Crowding #14

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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21 21

Crowding #13

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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16 16
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Crowding

Crowded position of teeth in the upper and lower dental arches.

9 months
18 12
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Open Bite

Crowded teeth in the upper and lower arches. Distal occlusion. Open bite.

13 months
27 19
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Deep Bite

Narrowing of the dental arches. Crowding of teeth in the upper and lower dental arches. Deep occlusion.

14 months
28 17
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Spacing

Narrowing of the dental arches. Tremas and diastemas in the anterior region of the upper and lower dental arches.

7 months
11 13
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Deep Bite

The upper front teeth significantly overlap the lower teeth. This condition is considered an occlusion (or malocclusion) anomaly.

- months
20 20

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“With SoftSmile and Vision, it’s become much easier for me to present treatment plans to patients by showing a realistic simulation of their future smile. The software looks premium and engaging, which strongly motivates patients to start treatment.

From a clinical standpoint, Vision’s calculations are highly precise — the real intraoral results almost perfectly match the planned tooth movements in the 3D setup. This accuracy builds confidence and inspires me to take on more aligner cases.

When it comes to planning, visualization, and communication with support, the experience is fast, intuitive, and truly impressive.”

Dr. Natalie Shtanko

Orthodontist

SoftSmile aligners make even complex cases easy to manage.

With Vision software, doctors can visualize every movement, track bone and root data from CBCT, and share treatment plans with patients via phone links—making the process faster, clearer, and more motivating for patients.

The Matching function allows seamless updates after fillings or new scans and helps track real tooth movement without redoing plans. This saves time and ensures a comfortable, predictable treatment experience.

Dr. Murad Shamov

Orthodontist

“I’ve been working with SoftSmile for several years now. What really makes it stand out are the unique features designed for orthodontists.

For example, the occlusion analysis shows when the lower jaw opens because of supracontacts — I haven’t seen this anywhere else, and it saves me a lot of time when evaluating occlusion.

Another tool I use constantly is the virtual articulator, which helps me check not only how teeth look in the final setup but also how they function — ensuring patients can chew comfortably.

Finally, the matching tool lets me see which planned movements are tracking and which aren’t. If a molar rotation doesn’t work, I can catch it early and adjust only that one movement without redoing the whole case. These features have changed the way I plan and control treatment and made my workflow much more efficient."

Dr. Lagonotte

Orthodontist