Current Patients, Complete Your Check-In Online!

We’re providing our existing patients or former patients, already in treatment with us, the option of a digital check-in. Please fill in the fields below and attach a few photos for us to review.

Please submit photos of your teeth as shown in the examples

For existing clear aligners patients, please include a set of photos with your aligners in and without.

For existing braces patients, if you have rubber bands in place, please take photos while wearing the bands.

#1 Lower Teeth
photo of smile

Open your mouth wide and tilt your chin downwards toward your chest. Hold the camera so it’s perpendicular to the biting surfaces of your bottom teeth. Make sure your full arch is showing and then snap a picture.

#2 Upper Teeth
photo of smile

Open your mouth wide and lift your chin as high as you can. Hold the camera so that it’s perpendicular to the biting surfaces of your top teeth. Make sure you can see the full arch and then click.

#3 Front View
photo of smile

Bite down so your back teeth touch. Directly facing the camera, smile wide and click, trying to get as many teeth as you can in the picture. If you need to, you can pull your lips and cheeks away from your teeth with spoons to show more teeth.

#4 Right View
photo of smile

Bite down so that your back teeth touch, smile and retract the cheek and lips with a spoon pulling on the right side of your mouth to expose more of your teeth. Take a picture of the right side.

#5 Left View
photo of smile

Bite down so that your back teeth touch, smile and retract the cheek and lips with a spoon pulling on the left side of your mouth to expose more of your teeth. Take a picture of the left side.

For Current Clear Aligners Patients

#6 Front View With Clear Aligners On
photo of smile

Bite down so your back teeth touch. Directly facing the camera, smile wide and click, trying to get as many teeth as you can in the picture. If you need to, you can pull your lips and cheeks away from your teeth with spoons to show more teeth.

#7 Right View With Clear Aligners On
photo of smile

Bite down so that your back teeth touch, smile and retract the cheek and lips with a spoon pulling on the right side of your mouth to expose more of your teeth. Take a picture of the right side.

#8 Left View With Clear Aligners On
photo of smile

Bite down so that your back teeth touch, smile and retract the cheek and lips with a spoon pulling on the left side of your mouth to expose more of your teeth. Take a picture of the left side.

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