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Conducting a virtual aligners fit check is a important and efficient step to maintain optimal alignment. Thanks to modern digital orthodontics, you can now monitor your progress remotely—eliminating the need for frequent office trips.

Start with clean hands to minimize germ exposure. Then, take out your active set and rinse them under cool water. Do not expose to high heat—it can deform the aligners—and skip abrasive cleaners as it may compromise clarity.

Now reinsert the aligners into your mouth and apply soft pressure to encourage snug fitting. You should sense secure attachment along your tooth surfaces. If you observe gaps—especially near the edges—this may signal an improper seal. Use your fingers to smooth out any areas, or use a chewie for about 60 seconds to promote accurate seating.

Use a reflective surface to look for visible gaps. Run your fingertip around the borders to check for instability. If you see significant gaps—it could mean your teeth haven’t moved as planned. In this case, delay switching to the next aligner, but with your orthodontist’s approval.

Snap detailed pictures of your teeth from front, side, and top views. Ensure your mouth is wide open so your orthodontist can evaluate seat quality. Upload them through the app. Write a quick update detailing unusual pressure. Your clinic likely has an online system for these check-ins. A video may be required where you display alignment during movement.

Compare your current images with your original alignment records. This gives context to changes. If your aligners feel perfectly fitted with no spaces and your teeth feel as expected, you’re likely meeting your goals. But consult before making changes—delaying the next set can delay your results.

Finally, keep your aligners clean and always use the provided case. Avoid placing them on surfaces. Wash them after consuming anything—except plain water. A consistent routine ensures your alignment remains on schedule. Virtual fit checks are a powerful, convenient tool—apply them consistently to maintain precise control.