From intuitive digital setups to fewer refinement stages, four clinicians share how Angel Aligner's hardware-software integration is reducing chair time and giving them more predictable control over clear aligner outcomes.
Orthodontic software is evolving to support both hands-on clinicians and efficiency-minded practitioners, proving that digital automation does not require sacrificing precise clinical control.
Roger P. Levin, DDS, explains why clinical leadership requires active team motivation to improve performance, resolve workplace conflict, and build a more engaged practice culture.
Aligner advancements, AI, remote monitoring, and in-house production are transforming orthodontic care, giving clinicians more control and flexibility in 2025.
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The new Invisalign Palatal Expander innovates maxillary skeletal expansion with a custom, removable, no-screw device that allows for a digital workflow, fewer appointments, and improved oral hygiene during treatment.
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Few were saddened by SmileDirectClub’s demise, but Chris Bentson says the company’s legacy includes important lessons for the industry.
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An orthodontist shares the results of his in-office comparison of two aligner brands to find which achieved more predictable results, fewer refinements, and better patient satisfaction.
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Today’s consumer isn’t necessarily seeking a specific clear aligner brand when they ask about aligner treatment. They want the treatment modality and their orthodontist’s expertise. It’s time to learn how to brand that.
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SmileDirectClub’s new retainer manufacturing technology allows it to produce twice as many aligners and retainers with less manpower.
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The necessity of avoiding collisions when treating with clear aligners.
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Orthodontics can no longer just be concerned with occlusion. Aesthetics are top of mind for patients, and they should be for orthodontists as well. Clear aligner treatment can marry the two.Â
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The AAO rejected a cease-and-desist letter from Smile Direct Club to retract a survey about retreatment rates for DTC aligner treatments.
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