Place
Simply position the trainer comfortably.
How To Use
We recommend starting with 30 minutes a day and gradually building up towards a 1 to 3 hour session.
Once you feel comfortable, you can start wearing it to sleep every night.
It's best for calm, stationary moments — reading, watching TV, or right before bed.
Unlike other aligners, OrtMedy's 3-stage system gradually increases pressure as your teeth respond — soft, then medium, then firm — so it keeps working instead of stalling out.
Once you feel comfortable, you can start wearing it to sleep every night.
It's best for calm, stationary moments — reading, watching TV, or right before bed.
Unlike other aligners, OrtMedy's 3-stage system gradually increases pressure as your teeth respond — soft, then medium, then firm — so it keeps working instead of stalling out.
Get Comfortable
Wear it as directed and settle into your routine.
Progress
Move through the stages as you go.
Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers.
How does Ortmedy Align work?
How does Ortmedy Align work?
Ortmedy Align uses a series of clear, comfortable aligners designed to gradually guide your teeth toward a straighter smile. You simply follow treatment instructions and progress through the stages.
How long does it take to see results?
How long does it take to see results?
Every smile is different, so treatment time varies depending on your starting alignment and treatment plan. Many people begin noticing changes within 2 weeks as they progress through their aligners. Consistency is key to getting the best possible results.
Is wearing the aligners uncomfortable?
Is wearing the aligners uncomfortable?
It’s normal to notice some pressure or tightness when starting a new stage. This is generally expected as the aligner works to guide your teeth. Most people find that they become more comfortable with their routine as they continue wearing them.
How many hours a day should I wear my aligners?
How many hours a day should I wear my aligners?
Start gradually to help yourself get comfortable. Begin with 30 minutes a day, then build up to 1–3 hours a day. Once you feel comfortable with the routine, you can progress to wearing your aligners at night as directed.
Consistent wear is important because Ortmedy Align is designed to work progressively through each stage.
What happens if I lose or damage an aligner?
What happens if I lose or damage an aligner?
Contact Ortmedy support as soon as possible. We'll help you determine the appropriate next step based on where you are in your treatment.
Is Ortmedy Align suitable for everyone?
Is Ortmedy Align suitable for everyone?
Your suitability depends on your individual teeth and oral health. If you have concerns about whether clear aligners are appropriate for you, consult a qualified dental professional before beginning treatment.
How do I clean my aligners?
How do I clean my aligners?
Clean your aligners regularly with clean water. Keep them away from excessive heat and store them safely when they're not being worn.
Where are you located and where do you ship from?
Where are you located and where do you ship from?
Our company and products are all designed in the United States.
We ship from multiple warehouses depending where you are based and our current inventory levels.
How long is the delivery?
How long is the delivery?
After we have shipped your order, you will receive a shipping notification via email. You will find your tracking number and information inside this email.
We ship ALL orders from our warehouses to over 180+ countries.
Please allow 4-15 business days for USA, UK, Canada & Australia shipping.
International shipping may take 7-21 business days.
When will this sale end?
When will this sale end?
We are offering 2000 units at a discounted price.
The SALE will end on the day stated above this page, or while stocks last.
Units left in the warehouse at the moment: 11
What Our Customers Are Saying
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.7 / 5 from 1198 reviews.
Mild crowding had bothered me for years, especially because my front teeth were not sitting as evenly as before. My goal was simple: feel more confident about my smile. I eased into each stage and let myself get comfortable. My smile looks more uniform now. I'm very pleased so far. The routine took some getting used to, so I'm leaving four stars despite liking the results.
I decided it was time to stop putting off my smile. What bothered me was that there was some crowding around my lower front teeth. I started with shorter sessions and gradually increased my wear time. After a while, my front teeth started looking more even. It's been a good fit for my routine.
I had been thinking about straightening my teeth for a long time. I mainly wanted to feel better because I had a few minor alignment issues. I treated each stage as its own small step. The progress from stage to stage has been encouraging. I'm excited to keep going.
My front teeth looked slightly rotated. That was why I started looking into options. I decided to finally address a cosmetic issue I'd ignored. I followed the suggested progression rather than rushing ahead. The biggest change for me is my confidence when smiling. It's been a positive change for me. I needed a little time to get used to the routine, although I'm happy with the progress.
I'd been putting it off because my smile looked different depending on the angle. I've always wished my front teeth looked straighter. I kept the first sessions short and built up from there. I can see a change in how my teeth line up. It's been a positive change for me.
My starting point was one tooth sat a little higher than the others. My front teeth were the part of my smile I noticed most. I wanted a more even-looking smile. I kept the routine simple enough that it was easy to remember. My smile has started looking more balanced. I'm happy with the progress.
I'd been putting it off because one crooked tooth stood out in pictures. My teeth had shifted a little over time. I found it easiest to make the routine part of my normal day. The gradual progress keeps me motivated. Overall, I'm very happy with it.
I had a small gap I wanted to improve. I mainly wanted to feel better because a couple of small spaces had appeared. I treated each stage as its own small step. The progress from stage to stage has been encouraging. I'd make the same decision again.
I'd been putting it off because my teeth had shifted since I was younger. I wanted something more discreet than braces. I kept the first sessions short and built up from there. I can see a change in how my teeth line up. I wish I'd started sooner.
I've always wished my front teeth looked straighter. I mainly wanted to feel better because my smile looked different depending on the angle. I treated each stage as its own small step. The progress from stage to stage has been encouraging. It's been a positive change for me.
My teeth had shifted a little over time. I mainly wanted to feel better because one crooked tooth stood out in pictures. I followed the instructions and moved through the stages steadily. The changes have been gradual, but I can see the difference. Overall, I'm very happy with it. I would have given five stars if the first week had been smoother, but I'm pleased overall.
My starting point was my front teeth were not sitting as evenly as before. Mild crowding had bothered me for years. I wanted a more even-looking smile. I kept the routine simple enough that it was easy to remember. My smile has started looking more balanced. I'm very pleased so far.
I finally decided to do something about my smile, especially because two front teeth overlapped slightly. My goal was simple: feel more confident about my smile. I gradually worked toward nighttime wear once I felt comfortable. I first noticed the improvement in photos. I'm really glad I started. The first few days took some patience, but the experience has been good overall.
My front teeth were the part of my smile I noticed most, especially because one tooth sat a little higher than the others. My goal was simple: feel more confident about my smile. I eased into each stage and let myself get comfortable. My smile looks more uniform now. I'm happy with the progress. I would have given five stars if the first week had been smoother, but I'm pleased overall.
I'd been putting it off because my smile looked uneven in photos. My main goal was simply to feel better about my smile. I found it easiest to make the routine part of my normal day. The gradual progress keeps me motivated. I'm excited to keep going.
I wanted to feel less self-conscious when laughing, especially because my teeth had gradually become less even. My goal was simple: feel more confident about my smile. I eased into each stage and let myself get comfortable. My smile looks more uniform now. It's been a good fit for my routine.
I decided it was time to stop putting off my smile, especially because there was some crowding around my lower front teeth. My goal was simple: feel more confident about my smile. I gradually worked toward nighttime wear once I felt comfortable. I first noticed the improvement in photos. It's been a good fit for my routine.
I was searching for a simple at-home option. I mainly wanted to feel better because one upper tooth sat noticeably forward. I treated each stage as its own small step. The progress from stage to stage has been encouraging. Overall, I'm very happy with it. I would have given five stars if the first week had been smoother, but I'm pleased overall.
My starting point was my front teeth were not sitting as evenly as before. Mild crowding had bothered me for years. I wanted a more even-looking smile. I kept the routine simple enough that it was easy to remember. My smile has started looking more balanced. I'm very pleased so far. The routine took some getting used to, so I'm leaving four stars despite liking the results.
I'd been putting it off because one crooked tooth stood out in pictures. My teeth had shifted a little over time. I found it easiest to make the routine part of my normal day. The gradual progress keeps me motivated. Overall, I'm very happy with it. I would have given five stars if the first week had been smoother, but I'm pleased overall.
I wanted to make a change without metal braces. I mainly wanted to feel better because mild crowding was noticeable from the front. I followed the instructions and moved through the stages steadily. The changes have been gradual, but I can see the difference. I wish I'd started sooner.
I'd been putting it off because a couple of small spaces had appeared. I had a small gap I wanted to improve. I kept the first sessions short and built up from there. I can see a change in how my teeth line up. I'd make the same decision again. The adjustment period was slightly awkward at first, but it became easier.
My starting point was my front teeth were less uniform than I liked. I was hesitant at first. I wanted a more even-looking smile. I kept the routine simple enough that it was easy to remember. My smile has started looking more balanced. I'm really glad I started.
I'd been putting it off because my smile looked uneven in photos. My main goal was simply to feel better about my smile. I found it easiest to make the routine part of my normal day. The gradual progress keeps me motivated. I'm excited to keep going. The routine took some getting used to, so I'm leaving four stars despite liking the results.
One upper tooth sat noticeably forward. That was why I started looking into options. I was searching for a simple at-home option. I focused on consistency instead of trying to do too much at once. I'm much more comfortable smiling naturally. Overall, I'm very happy with it.
I'd been putting it off because a couple of small spaces had appeared. I had a small gap I wanted to improve. I kept the first sessions short and built up from there. I can see a change in how my teeth line up. I'd make the same decision again.
My starting point was one upper tooth looked different from the rest. I kept avoiding close-up photos because of my teeth. I wanted a more even-looking smile. I worked the aligners into my evening routine. I can genuinely see my smile developing. It has given me more confidence.
A couple of small spaces had appeared. That was why I started looking into options. I had a small gap I wanted to improve. I focused on consistency instead of trying to do too much at once. I'm much more comfortable smiling naturally. I'd make the same decision again. The adjustment period was slightly awkward at first, but it became easier.
I'd been putting it off because a couple of small spaces had appeared. I had a small gap I wanted to improve. I kept the first sessions short and built up from there. I can see a change in how my teeth line up. I'd make the same decision again.
Mild crowding was noticeable from the front. That was why I started looking into options. I wanted to make a change without metal braces. I followed the suggested progression rather than rushing ahead. The biggest change for me is my confidence when smiling. I wish I'd started sooner. The first few days took some patience, but the experience has been good overall.
My front teeth looked slightly rotated. That was why I started looking into options. I decided to finally address a cosmetic issue I'd ignored. I followed the suggested progression rather than rushing ahead. The biggest change for me is my confidence when smiling. It's been a positive change for me.
My starting point was two front teeth overlapped slightly. I finally decided to do something about my smile. I wanted a more even-looking smile. I worked the aligners into my evening routine. I can genuinely see my smile developing. I'm really glad I started.
Mild crowding had bothered me for years, especially because my front teeth were not sitting as evenly as before. My goal was simple: feel more confident about my smile. I eased into each stage and let myself get comfortable. My smile looks more uniform now. I'm very pleased so far.
I finally decided to do something about my smile, especially because two front teeth overlapped slightly. My goal was simple: feel more confident about my smile. I gradually worked toward nighttime wear once I felt comfortable. I first noticed the improvement in photos. I'm really glad I started.
I kept avoiding close-up photos because of my teeth. What bothered me was that one upper tooth looked different from the rest. I started with shorter sessions and gradually increased my wear time. After a while, my front teeth started looking more even. It has given me more confidence.
A few small cosmetic imperfections were bothering me. That was why I started looking into options. I wanted my smile to look a little more even. I followed the suggested progression rather than rushing ahead. The biggest change for me is my confidence when smiling. I'd make the same decision again. The adjustment period was slightly awkward at first, but it became easier.
I wanted something more discreet than braces. I mainly wanted to feel better because my teeth had shifted since I was younger. I treated each stage as its own small step. The progress from stage to stage has been encouraging. I wish I'd started sooner.
I'd been putting it off because I had a few minor alignment issues. I had been thinking about straightening my teeth for a long time. I kept the first sessions short and built up from there. I can see a change in how my teeth line up. I'm excited to keep going. The routine took some getting used to, so I'm leaving four stars despite liking the results.
I'd been putting it off because one upper tooth sat noticeably forward. I was searching for a simple at-home option. I kept the first sessions short and built up from there. I can see a change in how my teeth line up. Overall, I'm very happy with it.
I'd been putting it off because a few small cosmetic imperfections were bothering me. I wanted my smile to look a little more even. I found it easiest to make the routine part of my normal day. The gradual progress keeps me motivated. I'd make the same decision again. The adjustment period was slightly awkward at first, but it became easier.