Every clear aligner brand, in one directory
Every brand available to new patients and every one that has shut down, at-home and doctor-directed alike, with starting price, financing, treatment length, and safety.
InvisibleBraces tracks 94 clear aligner brands: 82 available to new patients and 12 that have shut down, been suspended, or exited direct-to-consumer. 2 brands have an open FDA device recall on file (Byte and Clarity Aligners).
Clear aligners are custom clear plastic trays that move teeth with gentle, incremental force, and they reach patients in different ways. At-home (direct-to-consumer) brands are ordered online from a mailed impression kit or a scan, with a dentist reviewing the plan remotely and treatment monitored by photo rather than an in-person exam: usually cheaper and faster, but with no hands-on clinical supervision. Doctor-directed systems (Invisalign, ClearCorrect, Spark and the like) are fitted and supervised in a dentist's or orthodontist's office and handle the widest range of cases. All are FDA Class II devices (product code NXC, "Aligner, Sequential"). This directory tracks both, and the at-home market in particular is in retreat: several of the largest names have collapsed or been pulled since 2020.
Treatment types:Remote (13)Hybrid (23)Dentist-led (6)In-office (40)
Available to new patients
Clear aligner brands you can still start today, at-home and doctor-directed, A-Z, each with its cited starting price, treatment length and FDA safety record.
No longer available / discontinued
Brands that have shut down, been suspended, or exited direct-to-consumer. Kept for market context; not available to new patients.