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Graphy vs OrthoFX

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

Prices verified Sep 30, 2026FDA records verified Sep 30, 2026
32comparisons with Graphy
22comparisons with OrthoFX

Graphy (Shape Memory Aligner (printed in the practice), Shape Memory Aligner (made by Graphy for partner clinics))·OrthoFX (AirFlex (formerly NiTime), FXClear (formerly Tetra), FXBright, FXRetainers)

Graphy
In-office
OrthoFX
In-office
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Starting price
€1,999or from €70/month
$2,000-5,500provider-set

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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  • Neither is marked lower, since only monthly prices quoted in US dollars are ranked against each other: Graphy €1,999 and OrthoFX $2,000-5,500 (provider-set).
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  • Where to get it
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  • Supervision
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Typical treatment
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6-18 months
Supervision
In-office
In-office
FDA safety
No recalls
No recalls
FDA adverse-event reports
3
3
Treatment
Treats
CrowdingSpacing and gapsRelapse after bracesMalocclusion in permanent teeth (FDA-cleared indication)
CrowdingSpacing and gapsOverbiteUnderbiteCrossbite
Product lines
Shape Memory Aligner (printed in the practice), Shape Memory Aligner (made by Graphy for partner clinics)
AirFlex (formerly NiTime), FXClear (formerly Tetra), FXBright, FXRetainers
Wear schedule
All-day (20 to 22 hrs), each aligner worn about 1 week
Varies by product: AirFlex worn about 9 to 12 hrs/day (reduced-wear); FXClear and FXBright worn 20 to 22 hrs/day; trays typically changed about weekly per the treatment plan
Spec sheet
Start method
Intraoral digital scan at the practice (no impressions)
In-office consultation with a licensed dentist or orthodontist, including a 3D intraoral digital scan and diagnostic records; the provider designs the plan and fits the aligners (a provider 'Try It' sample kit is also offered before committing)
Material
Tera Harz Clear: a light-cured, methacrylate-based shape memory resin printed directly into the final aligner (models TC-85DAC, TA-28 and TR-07)
Proprietary polymers by product: AirFlex uses a patented HyperElastic multi-copolymer engineered for sustained gentle force and reduced 9 to 12 hour daily wear; FXClear uses the tri-layer FXTetra polymer (two tough outer layers that resist bruxing plus an elastomeric inner layer for comfort), durable and stain-resistant; FXBright is a translucent aligner that brightens tooth appearance without whitening gels
Retainers
Set by the practice. The Tenerife clinic quotes a removable or fixed retainer at €150 each, separately from treatment
One complimentary set of FXRetainers included after treatment; replacement retainers offered via subscription (about $99 quarterly, $149 semi-annually, or $324 annually)
Whitening
Not published
FXBright aligners give teeth a whiter appearance without whitening gels; other whitening is at the provider's discretion
Refinements / touch-ups
Set by the practice. The Tenerife clinic includes planned refinements in its written quotation
Provider-managed additional aligners; refinement policy and cost are set by the treating provider. Broken aligners are replaced free, and a prorated refund is given for remaining aligners if treatment is discontinued
Guarantee
Not published
No manufacturer money-back satisfaction guarantee to consumers; free replacement of broken aligners and a prorated refund for unused aligners, with any results guarantee set by the individual provider
Clinical oversight
In-office: a dentist or orthodontist plans, prints and monitors the treatment; the Tenerife clinic adds remote monitoring by intraoral camera at each aligner change
Doctor-directed: an in-person consultation and periodic office visits about every 6 to 8 weeks, with FXOnTrack AI remote monitoring and virtual check-ins between visits
Financing
Set by the practice: the Tenerife clinic offers up to 60 months subject to approval; MEMORYALIGNER (UK) offers 12 months interest-free
FXPay patient financing: plans from about $99/month, 0% APR options, no or low down payment, up to $10,000, with instant approval, subject to credit approval (checking your plan does not affect your credit score; offered through the provider); a 98% approval rate is advertised
HSA / FSA
Not published (no US patient price is listed yet; prices found are in Spain and the UK)
Generally HSA/FSA eligible as orthodontic treatment; depends on the provider and plan
Insurance
Not published
Often covered under orthodontic benefits (dental insurance with orthodontic coverage typically covers about $1,000 to $2,500); coverage varies by plan and provider
Availability
Sold through dental practices and labs: Graphy says it exports to 85 countries, and its partner page lists business partners in the countries below. In the US the FDA has cleared the resin and Graphy announced a Florida central lab in February 2026
United States, through OrthoFX-authorized dentists and orthodontists (also operates in India via orthofx.in)
Headquarters
Seoul, South Korea (6F, Ace Gasan FORHU, 225 Gasan Digital 1-ro, Geumcheon-gu)
Fremont, California, USA
Spec sources
  1. 1.itgraphy.com
  2. 2.itgraphy.com
  3. 3.itgraphy.com
  4. 4.itgraphy.com
  5. 5.accessdata.fda.gov
  6. 6.accessdata.fda.gov
  7. 7.api.fda.gov
  8. 8.smiletenerife.com
  9. 9.smiletenerife.com
  10. 10.smiletenerife.com
  11. 11.shapememoryaligners.co.uk
  12. 12.shapememoryaligners.co.uk
  13. 13.3dprintingindustry.com
  1. 1.orthofx.com
  2. 2.prnewswire.com
  3. 3.segoviaorthodonticslakewoodranch.com
  4. 4.smileprep.com
Company
On the market since
2021
2019
Parent company
Graphy Inc., Seoul, South Korea
OrthoFX, Inc. (Fremont, California), founded 2017 by former Align Technology executives Ren Menon (co-founder and CEO), Nichole Garcia, and Henry Chan (co-founder and CTO)
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