Affordable but at what cost?
I enjoyed the simplicity of the process with Byte, and they were suitable for an economical option. But, like some others, I realized that you want what's best and not necessarily what's cheapest when it comes to your teeth. I've been to the dentist since, and they love my teeth, but they mentioned that the program I was on before (Byte) did a good job but missed some crucial parts of my teeth that I didn't even know about. The thing is, you trust them and their doctors, but they are more focused on mass than quality, and there have been times when they told me I was finished and showed the graphic of my teeth being completely straightened but totally missed my bite, not connecting on the left side of my mouth. Of course, I'm no dentist or orthodontist, so I thought since my teeth were "straighter" and my gaps were a little more closed in, I was done. Once I learned that my bite was not correct, I went to Byte for assistance, and they mentioned that I would have to pay $987 for an intro to the program now. I am not confident with them in general in doing it right this time, so I will use my insurance for a percentage off and just go with a platform that my dentist recommended that has me periodically come in in person and get the right attention that my teeth need.