Book Your Virtual Consultation
What is a virtual orthodontic consultation?
A virtual orthodontic consultation allows you to connect with one of our orthodontists online for an initial assessment.
During this remote appointment, we’ll review your concerns, evaluate your smile, and offer professional guidance on possible treatment options.
It’s a convenient, no-pressure way to find out if orthodontic care is right for you – especially if you're short on time or just beginning to explore your options.
The Virtual Consultation Process
Getting started is easy. Just share a few details about yourself, upload photos of your smile, and we’ll schedule a virtual appointment at a time that works for you.
1. Take Eight Photos of Your Smile
Start by capturing eight photos of your smile, following the examples below. For best results, use natural light near a window or make sure you're in a brightly lit space.
2. Fill Out the Virtual Consultation Form
Next, complete the virtual consultation request form below. Don’t forget to include your contact information and upload the photos of your smile that you just took.
3. Meet Your Orthodontist Online
You will join your orthodontist for a virtual call to talk about your smile goals and any concerns. They’ll review your photos and recommend a personalized treatment plan.
4. Start Your Smile Journey
Ready to move forward? We’ll book an in-office visit to finalize your treatment plan, go over costs, and get everything set up. It’s the first step toward your new smile!
- Image 1 - Upper Arch
- Image 2 - Lower Arch
- Image 3 - Right Bite
- Image 4 - Left Bite
- Image 5 - Centre Smile
- Image 6 - Neutral Portrait
- Image 7 - Smile Portrait
- Image 8 - Profile Portrait
For optimal lighting, stand facing a window or use a flashlight to illuminate the inside of your mouth. Tilt your head back to ensure the full arch is visible in the photo.
Make sure your lighting is bright by standing near a window or shining a flashlight into your mouth. Angle your head forward to get a clear shot of your full lower arch.
Bite down naturally with your back teeth together. Gently pull your right cheek back to expose the side of your mouth, then take a photo straight on.
Bite down naturally with your back teeth together. Use your finger to gently pull your left cheek back as far as you can, then take a photo directly from the side of your mouth.
Bite down normally with your back teeth touching. Next, smile as widely as you can to show your teeth, and take a photo straight on.
Position yourself in a well-lit space, either standing or sitting, and snap a photo showing your full face with a relaxed, neutral expression.
Stand in a bright spot, look directly at the camera, and take a photo of your full face with a big, natural smile.
In a bright space, position yourself so the side of your face faces the camera. Keep a neutral expression and take a full profile photo.
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Image 1 - Upper Arch
For optimal lighting, stand facing a window or use a flashlight to illuminate the inside of your mouth. Tilt your head back to ensure the full arch is visible in the photo.
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Image 2 - Lower Arch
Make sure your lighting is bright by standing near a window or shining a flashlight into your mouth. Angle your head forward to get a clear shot of your full lower arch.
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Image 3 - Right Bite
Bite down naturally with your back teeth together. Gently pull your right cheek back to expose the side of your mouth, then take a photo straight on.
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Image 4 - Left Bite
Bite down naturally with your back teeth together. Use your finger to gently pull your left cheek back as far as you can, then take a photo directly from the side of your mouth.
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Image 5 - Centre Smile
Bite down normally with your back teeth touching. Next, smile as widely as you can to show your teeth, and take a photo straight on.
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Image 6 - Neutral Portrait
Position yourself in a well-lit space, either standing or sitting, and snap a photo showing your full face with a relaxed, neutral expression.
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Image 7 - Smile Portrait
Stand in a bright spot, look directly at the camera, and take a photo of your full face with a big, natural smile.
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Image 8 - Profile Portrait
In a bright space, position yourself so the side of your face faces the camera. Keep a neutral expression and take a full profile photo.
Get Started With Your Virtual Consultation
Complete the form below, and we’ll contact you to arrange your virtual consultation.
Including photos of your smile is helpful for us to prepare, though it’s not required.