Strayt Review

Strayt aligners are made from premium, medical grade, BPA-free thermoplastic materials. Digital scanners are also start-of-the-art. The scanners are radiation free and completely safe. Strayt is one of the only companies that provides a high frequency vibration device to stimulate teeth movement, reduce treatment duration, and improve treatment outcomes. Strayt’s method of servicing customers completely cuts out the need for office visits. The company offers three methods to get started. The first is to book a scan consultation with the company’s mobile scan service. They’ll send a technician to your home who will perform a scan of your teeth. Not only is this option more convenient and faster, it also results in a more reliably accurate model of your teeth. And it is FREE. . The second is to get an impression kit sent through the mail so you can provide an impression of your teeth directly to Strayt. The third option is for consumers to visit a nearby partner clinic and get their scan done there. Once approved, the aligners will be sent to your house, along with your retainers, HFV device, and teeth whitening products. The company also provides an interactive smile preview to show customer how their teeth will change throughout the duration of the treatment.

Strayt customers have two options of full-mouth aligners to choose from. The Strayt Clear Aligners™ are worn the entire day (about 22 hours, according to the company) and are only taken out to eat, drink, and clean your teeth. This results in a faster treatment time of around six months. By comparison, treatment with the Strayt Night Aligners™ may take up to twice as long, but these are only worn for at least 10 hours per night.

Strayt’s teeth alignment treatment is aided by software tools that allow their orthodontists to “design movements that meet patient objectives”. By using parameters such as tooth movement rates, arch symmetry, tooth collision, and occlusion (bite), the company can create a plan that is optimized for the best patient outcomes. The technical design of the aligners is performed with orthodontic oversight and, before it is presented to the treating doctor for final approval, each case is scrutinized by a different orthodontist.

Strayt features one of the most affordable aligners in the market today: $1,400 for the company’s all-day or night aligners, as well as a 3-in-1 whitening system, a personal aligner case, HFV device, and your first set of retainers. Aligners may be replaced for free under certain conditions and additional sets of retainers cost $89 for a one-time purchase or $59/yr for an annual set of new retainers. Shipping is free, and customers may return their aligners for a full refund within 30 days of delivery if they are not satisfied with their therapy and Strayt is unable to resolve their concern(s).

As for financing, consumers can choose one of two options. The first is a 24-month plan with a $248 down payment; the second is a 12-month plan with a $199 down payment. Both plans enjoy the same benefits as the flat-rate plan. Customers with an FSA or HSA debit card accounts may use it during checkout to help pay for the clear aligner. Your insurance plan may also partially reimburse the cost, so check with your insurance carrier to see if you qualify.

Due to a lack of information online, it’s difficult to accurately assess customer satisfaction with Strayt’s products and services. Strayt is a relatively young company; it was founded just two years ago, in 2019. As such, it is unsurprising to see it has no presence in sites like Trustpilot and the BBB. Consumers can contact the company via phone call, email, Facebook, Instagram, or online form and personally evaluate the quality and promptness of Strayt’s customer service.