1
Talk
Start with a message. Describe the case, send a photo of the scan or a screenshot, and ask what you want to ask. A planner replies, not a form.
- WhatsApp, a call, or email
- No account or upload needed
- Free assessment of suitability
How it works
Five steps. The first is a conversation, and you can come back to it at any point. Nothing to install, no account to create, no minimum number of cases.
- Talk Message a planner about the case. No account, no upload required.
- Submit Send scans, photos and your prescription through the case form.
- Plan We build the setup and staging and explain the decisions.
- Review You review, we modify, until the plan is one you would sign.
- Deliver Production-ready files for your lab or printer, plus support during treatment.
2
Submit
When you are ready, send the case through the submission form: scans, photos, X-rays if you have them, and your prescription.
- STL, PLY or OBJ scans with bite
- Intraoral and facial photos
- Your goals and limits (no IPR, no extractions, etc.)
3
Plan
We build the digital setup and the staging, and write up the reasoning: movements, IPR, attachments, anchorage, elastics, and the expected number of stages.
- Setup and staging
- Written plan summary
- Questions sent to you as we go
4
Review
You receive a viewer link or video and the plan. Approve it, or tell us what to change. We revise until the plan is one you would sign.
- Unlimited discussion
- Modifications included
- Approve in writing
5
Deliver
Production-ready files go to you, your lab, or your manufacturer. During treatment, message your planner whenever something is not tracking.
- Staged models, labelled
- Attachment templates
- Refinement planning when needed
What a plan looks like
A schematic example of the planning phase, the staging, and the final setup. Drag the stages.
0 of 24 Initial case
- Attachment
- IPR
- Planned position
Questions doctors ask us
If yours is not here, ask a planner directly.
What do I need to send to start a case?
Intraoral scans of both arches with a bite registration (STL, PLY or OBJ), a standard set of intraoral and facial photos, and your prescription: what you want to achieve and any limits such as no extractions or no IPR. A panoramic X-ray helps on complex cases. If you only have impressions, your lab can scan them for you.
Do you plan complex cases or only simple alignment?
Both. We plan crowding and spacing every day, and we also plan Class II distalisation, Class III camouflage, open bites, crossbites, extraction cases and interdisciplinary cases coordinated with restorative work. If we think a case is not suitable for aligners, we will tell you before you commit.
Which aligner system do you plan for?
We produce system-independent digital setups and staged models. You can manufacture with your own lab, an in-house printer, or send the files to the aligner manufacturer you already use.
How do I review and approve a setup?
You receive a viewer link or video of the setup with a written summary. You can approve it, ask questions, or request modifications. We keep revising until you are satisfied, and we can talk it through on a call or WhatsApp at any point.
How long does a plan take?
It depends on the case and on how quickly we can reach you with questions. When you submit a case we will confirm the timeline before we start, and we will keep you updated if anything changes.
How is patient data handled?
Case files are used only to plan the case, stored on access-controlled systems, and never shared with third parties without your instruction. We are happy to sign a data-processing or confidentiality agreement with your clinic or lab.
Can you support us during treatment, not just at the start?
Yes. Ongoing support is part of how we work. Message your planner when a tooth is not tracking, when you need a refinement, or when a patient asks for a change.
What does it cost?
Pricing depends on the scope of the case and the volume of cases you send. Talk to us and we will give you a clear quote before any work starts.
Have a case you're unsure about? Talk to us.
A real planner answers, not a bot and not a ticket queue. Describe the case in a message, send a photo of the scan, or call us. We reply within one working day.
Your ALLYNAK planner Illustrative conversation
- upper-arch.stl14:02
Class II div 1, moderate upper crowding, patient refuses extractions. Is this doable with aligners?
- 14:19
Yes. I would stage sequential distalisation and start Class II elastics from stage 1. Send the lower scan and photos and I will build a setup you can review.
- 14:21
Sending now. Can we keep the lower incisors where they are?
- 14:24
We can limit proclination to about 2° and hold the rest with the elastics. I will show you both versions.