{"id":22639,"date":"2020-09-04T19:19:00","date_gmt":"2020-09-04T18:19:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.dentaly.org\/us\/?page_id=22639"},"modified":"2026-05-06T14:22:15","modified_gmt":"2026-05-06T13:22:15","slug":"uniform-teeth-reviews","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.dentaly.org\/us\/adult-braces\/uniform-teeth-reviews\/","title":{"rendered":"Uniform Teeth Reviews: Clear Aligner Cost, Treatment, and Efficacy"},"content":{"rendered":"

Read our Uniform Teeth Reviews<\/strong> to learn about Uniform Teeth aligners and if this orthodontics<\/a> treatment is right for you. <\/p>

Uniform Teeth is a relatively new clear aligner startup that combines components of both in-office and mail-order aligners. They are more affordable than regular adult braces<\/a> or in-office brands like Invisalign, while in-person supervision with a trained orthodontist makes them appropriate for treating more complex cases of malocclusion. <\/p>

If this sounds like something you could be interested in, keep reading to find out more about Uniform dental aligners. We’ll talk about customer reviews, cost, treatment options, and more!<\/p>

What are Uniform Teeth aligners?<\/h2>

Before we dive deep into Uniform Teeth territory, let’s do a quick review of clear aligners in general. <\/p>

Clear aligners are transparent trays that fit around your teeth and are removable. They gradually straighten teeth much more discreetly than traditional metal braces. <\/p>

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The best of both worlds<\/figcaption><\/figure> <\/div>

Up until now, there have been two types of clear aligners: in-office and at-home. In-office clear aligners, like Invisalign, require regular visits with your dentist to check in on your alignment progress. At-home aligners can be completed 100% remotely, with virtual orthodontist or dentist check-ups. Clear aligners in general are enjoying huge success internationally; the global market is expected to reach USD 5.58 billion by 2027<\/a>. <\/p>

And now there’s a new type of clear aligners\u2014a hybrid between at-home and in-office braces\u2014designed for those who want the convenience of teledentistry but the assurance of in-person orthodontist monitoring. <\/p>

That’s where Uniform Teeth comes in.<\/p>

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Treatment includes in-office visits<\/figcaption><\/figure> <\/div>

Uniform Teeth is a new clear aligner startup founded by Dr. Kjeld Aamodt, DDS, MS. He is a respected doctor and member of the American Association of Orthodontists. There are currently Uniform Teeth locations<\/strong> in Chicago, San Francisco, and Seattle. <\/p>

Uniform Teeth is a combination of at-home and in-office aligners; in-office visits are required, but you’ll only need three to five visits during your entire treatment time. Treatment times are also more similar to at-home aligners, with mild cosmetic adjustments taking just six months. However, unlike normal mail-order aligners, Uniform Teeth can be used to treat complex and severe cases while costing half as much as Invisalign.<\/p>

And now, Uniform Teeth has merged with Spain-based aligner company Impress. Impress followed the same model as Uniform Teeth, and offers aligners to patients in Europe. With their forces combined, they’ll be able to provide affordable, quality care to more patients and continue innovating to keep bringing their patients the best in orthodontic care. <\/p>

How does Uniform Teeth work?<\/h2>

So how does Uniform Teeth provide treatment for severe cases of malocclusion<\/a>\u2014the imperfect alignment of teeth\u2014while costing half as much as Invisalign and with treatment time as short as Smile Direct Club or Candid? The answer lies in the process, the doctors, the pricing method, and the technology.<\/p>

Uniform Teeth process<\/h3>

The Uniform Teeth process<\/strong> is a bit different from both at-home and in-office aligners. With in-office aligners, you meet with your orthodontist or dentist in person every four to six weeks throughout your treatment. With at-home aligners, like ClearCorrect aligners<\/a> or Dandy aligners<\/a>, you do everything remotely, like taking your impressions at home and checking in with your orthodontist or dentist virtually. <\/p>

One exception to this are brands that have physical locations where you can go for an initial consultation and get 3D scans taken of your teeth, instead of taking your impressions on your own. Smile Direct Club is one of the brands that currently also has physical locations. However, after the initial visit, the rest of your treatment is completed 100% remotely. <\/p>

With Uniform Teeth the process is as follows: <\/p>