How Orthodontists Are Adopting Direct-Print Aligners
Early adopters are replacing vacuum formers with 3D printers that build aligners layer by layer.
Early adopters are replacing vacuum formers with 3D printers that build aligners layer by layer.
SmileDirectClub's new retainer manufacturing technology allows it to produce twice as many aligners and retainers with less manpower.
The American Association of Orthodontists has made a strategic investment in DentoAI, an AI platform designed to streamline orthodontic case acceptance and documentation.
3Shape and Align Technology have settled a longstanding patent infringement dispute that started in November 2017.
Read MoreuLab Systems was named to CB Insights’ Digital Health 150 list of innovative private digital health companies.
Read MoreThe uLab webinar offers tips for orthodontists on using aligners as part of a combination treatment for patients.
Read MoreThere’s no doubt: The marketing efforts of direct-to-consumer aligner companies have created a new and rich market of patients for orthodontic practices to mine. The challenge: Find a price point that’s attractive to both the patient and the orthodontist.
Read MoreStarAlignersPro’s clear aligner solution for orthodontists aims to treat patients who might have fallen through the cracks due to high costs.
Read MoreThe AAO accused the FTC of exceeding its authority in a proposed settlement with the Alabama Dental Board over teledentistry regulations.
Read MoreThe uLab webinar will focus on strengthening digital treatment planning and avoiding issues that lead to the need for refinement.
Read MoreThe SmileOS software uses AI to improve treatment outcomes and predict tooth movement, and helps doctors visualize their patient’s treatment.
Read MoreSpark Aligners is offering a webinar on integrating a cone-beam computed tomography feature into its software.
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