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Eon Aligner vs Smilers

Starting price, treatment length, supervision, FDA safety record and full spec sheet for Eon Aligner and Smilers, side by side. Every figure links to the source that states it.

Prices verified Sep 30, 2026FDA records verified Sep 30, 2026
3comparisons with Eon Aligner
29comparisons with Smilers

Eon Aligner (Eon Aligner clear aligners)·Smilers (Smilers clear aligners)

Eon Aligner
In-office
Smilers
In-office
At a glance
Starting price
$930-4,300provider-set
Provider-setnot published

Blue marks the lower price only where every compared price is quoted the same way (a monthly price in US dollars); prices quoted in another currency, as a one-time fee or as a provider-set range are shown exactly as stated and never converted. Adverse-event figures are raw counts of reports filed with the FDA, not rates (what the reports mean). Each spec value opens that brand's spec sheet, and its numbered sources verify the specs as a set. None of this is a recommendation: the right choice depends on your case, your budget and, above all, an in-person exam by a dentist or orthodontist.

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What actually differs

  • Neither is marked lower, since only monthly prices quoted in US dollars are ranked against each other: Eon Aligner $930-4,300 (provider-set) and Smilers Provider-set.
  • Typical treatment differs: Eon Aligner 6-18 months and Smilers 6-24 months.
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Typical treatment
6-18 months
6-24 months
Supervision
In-office
In-office
FDA safety
No recalls
No recalls
FDA adverse-event reports
0
0
Treatment
Treats
CrowdingSpacing and gapsOverbiteUnderbite
Misaligned teeth (dental malpositions) in teens and adultsSpacing and gaps (diastema)Relapse after bracesMore complex cases (per the treating practitioner)
Product lines
Eon Aligner clear aligners
Smilers clear aligners
Wear schedule
Minimum 22 hrs/day, trays changed every 1 to 2 weeks per the treatment plan
At least 22 hrs/day; tray-change interval not published
Spec sheet
Start method
In-office 3D digital scan or physical impression taken by an Eon-certified dentist or orthodontist, who submits a treatment plan for approval
Physical or digital impression taken by the treating dentist or orthodontist after an in-person consultation, sent to Smilers in Salon-de-Provence
Material
Zendura FLX (Bay Materials / Zendura Dental): a proprietary three-layer thermoplastic combining a resilient elastomeric core with two thin, rigid outer shells, marketed for comfort and consistent force delivery; Eon describes its aligners as crack and stain resistant
Bisphenol-free aligners made using stereolithography (SLA) 3D printing and hand-polished; in the US, Zendura FLX tri-layer or one of three single-layer options, in 0.6, 0.8 or 1.0 mm thickness
Retainers
A final fitting for retainers is done at the end of treatment to hold the result; retainer wear and cost are handled by the treating doctor (not published as a bundled inclusion)
Retention chosen with the practitioner: Smilers Fix bonded retainer (0.4 mm, canine to canine), Smilers Bands, or continued clear aligners
Whitening
Not published
Not published
Refinements / touch-ups
Additional aligners (refinements) may be prescribed by the treating doctor; the Eon Pro package covers unlimited aligner steps with multiple shipments over a 5-year treatment window, while Basic (up to 10 steps) and Plus (up to 24 steps) cover mild-to-moderate cases
Not published (additional phases are sometimes required, per the brand)
Guarantee
Not published (no manufacturer consumer money-back guarantee; any guarantee is provider-dependent)
Not published (the brand states results cannot be guaranteed)
Clinical oversight
Doctor-directed: an Eon-certified dentist or orthodontist diagnoses, plans, and supervises treatment with in-person visits
In-office: the treating dentist or orthodontist diagnoses, prescribes and monitors; plans are drawn up with Smilers' in-house orthodontists in Nemotec-powered Smilers Expert software
Financing
Through the treating practice: the doctor breaks the fee into monthly installments; terms vary by office. No brand-run consumer financing program
Set by the practice; many offer monthly or quarterly instalments
HSA / FSA
Not published (Eon Aligner is a MENA-region brand not sold direct-to-consumer in the US, so US HSA/FSA reimbursement does not apply)
Not published
Insurance
Not published (coverage depends on the patient's local dental plan and the treating practice)
In France, social security cover depends on age (under or over 16) and some mutuelles contribute; elsewhere Not published
Availability
MENA region (Middle East, North Africa, and the Gulf) through 3,000+ Eon-certified dentists and orthodontists; the parent's Eon One white-label solution operates across five continents
France, US, UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, Israel, Singapore, South Africa, and Saudi Arabia (its practitioner locator listed 96 entries there, read 2026-10-18)
Headquarters
Amman, Jordan
Salon-de-Provence, France
Spec sources
  1. 1.eonaligner.com
  2. 2.wamda.com
  3. 3.zenduradental.com
  4. 4.eonaligner.com
  5. 5.lmtmag.com
  1. 1.smilers.com
  2. 2.smilers.com
  3. 3.smilers.com
  4. 4.smilers.com
  5. 5.henryschein.com
  6. 6.henryscheinortho.com
Company
On the market since
2020
2013
Parent company
Eon Dental (Eon Dental Jordan, LLC), the Jordanian dental-technology company founded in 2011 by Qais Sabri and Yousef Nassar, headquartered in Amman
Biotech Dental Smilers SAS (Biotech Dental group, majority-owned by Henry Schein since 2023), Salon-de-Provence, France; distributed internationally by Henry Schein Orthodontics
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