Our invisible braces treatment includes several sets of tight-fitting, custom-made clear plastic trays that gradually shift teeth into their desired position.
become invisible braces are made from a durable, breakthrough thermoplastic to bring you comfortable, yet high-performing invisible braces that won’t irritate your cheeks and gums like traditional metal braces often do. Our invisible braces are completely free of harmful BPA, phthalates and parabens.
Our invisible braces are made of BPA-free, medical grade plastic with an integrated elastomer that governs the braces relative flexibility and rigidity. Commonly used materials include methylene diphenyl diisocyanate (MID) and 1.6-hexanediol (HD). Our manufacturer adds proprietary materials to their braces in a quest to make them as non-reactive, hypo-allergenic, and effective as possible.
Our Smile Assessment and 3D dental scan help our partner dentists determine the right treatment for you. The invisible braces system is designed for minor to moderate corrections to your 6 front teeth – including space between teeth, crowding, rotations, and some bite correction. These invisible braces are not suitable for back teeth correction. Am I treatable with become?
If your dentist has recommended removal of wisdom teeth, then please follow that direction. If not, you can book a free scan at becomeStudio™, to take the impressions of your teeth for our partner dentists to review.
We’re sorry, you must be at least 18 years old to begin your become journey.
Invisible braces, also known as clear aligners, work by gradually shifting teeth into the ideal position, making your teeth straight. This is achieved through wearing a series of invisible braces, each for 2 weeks at a time, which moves the teeth up to 0.3mm per braces until the ideal alignment has been reached.
First, you’d get started with a free scan at a becomeStudio™, show your teeth for our partner dentists to analyse and create a custom treatment plan. Once it’s ready, you have three convenient payment options. Make one-time payment of ₱72500 which is 65% less than our competitors. You can also pay over time with becomePay™, as low as ₱4375/mnth for 12 months.
Yes! With becomePay™, you can simply pay as low as ₱4375/mnth for 12 months. No credit checks. No forms to fill out.
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Yes. Your teeth straightening treatment will be reviewed, designed, approved and monitored by our licensed partner dentists.
A become journey typically takes an average of 6 months to complete, but the dentists assigned to you will determine the optimal plan for you.
Most people experience some pain for a few days after wearing new invisible braces. This is perfectly normal. It is a sign that your invisible braces are working, gently moving your teeth into correct positions. This pain should gradually go away after a few days.
Our invisible braces are made of BPA-free, medical grade plastic with an integrated elastomer that governs the braces relative flexibility and rigidity. Commonly used materials include methylene diphenyl diisocyanate (MID) and 1.6-hexanediol (HD). Our manufacturer adds proprietary materials to their braces in a quest to make them as non-reactive, hypo-allergenic, and effective as possible.
You’ll be assigned to a member of our customer care team from the beginning, referred to as a Smile Companion. If you have any concerns or need assistance, you may call or text your Smile Companion and they’ll assist you.
Yes, based on your scan results, we create a custom treatment plan which shows a before and after 3D visualisation of how your teeth will move with treatment. You can see examples of how our treatment plans work by visiting our Testimonials page.
If you lose one of your braces, you must order a replacement right away. While waiting for your replacement to arrive, you will need to wear the previous invisible braces to ensure that your teeth do not shift back to their original position.
After treatment, you’ll need to wear your retainers regularly to maintain your new smile. You’ll need to wear them as instructed in your treatment plan.
