This is so dumb and useless. You have to give them your legal name, email, phone number, Invisalign ID, and create both a password and a pin or give them your biometric data in order to set up MyInvisalign—so naturally, with all these requirements, I thought MyInvisalign would connect to my dentist, or show me the 3D models of my teeth, or literally anything interesting and useful, using (protected) data from my dentist or from the company itself.
Nope! Here’s what you get: a calendar, photo gallery where you can take pictures of your teeth week by week, a timer, a reminder to switch out your trays—all things I can already do on my phone. The only other features are like, prominently placed ads and referral offers for $50 gift cards to big box stores (so spammy and cheap!—like MyInvisalign ), a sparse FAQ section, and like, a motivational quote. At $5200 a pop for the aligners themselves, and the ridiculously overdesigned “welcome package,” I was definitely expecting something better from MyInvisalign, like maybe an ACTUALLY “personalized experience,” not just non-features and advertisements. Better to not have an app at all, in my opinion.