Summary: G&H Orthodontics has updated its Tune clear aligner system with new features to improve tooth movement control and optimize treatment time. SmileStudio 1.1 offers enhanced treatment planning capabilities, while service upgrades ensure expert case review. The system aims to provide affordable, high-quality aligner options for more patients.

Key Takeaways:

  • Enhanced Treatment Control: Updates offer improved tooth movement predictability and custom planning.
  • Service Upgrades: Expert orthodontists review each case to ensure optimal outcomes.
  • Affordable Access: The system expands access to aligner treatment at a lower cost.

G&H Orthodontics announced updates to its Tune clear aligner system that enable more control over tooth movement. The enhancements are designed to help doctors elevate aligner treatment planning while maintaining exceptional patient comfort.

New Features in SmileStudio 1.1

Tune’s SmileStudio 1.1 includes features designed to optimize treatment time. The system lets doctors tailor treatment plans with:

  • Tooth movement predictability that automatically suggests automatic buccal and lingual attachments
  • The creation of custom pontics
  • Advanced staging by tooth sequence or movement
  • Enhanced ability to visualize interproximal contacts effortlessly

Beyond software enhancements, Tune also includes service-related upgrades. Doctors can create treatment plans, and a seasoned orthodontist carefully reviews every case to ensure optimal outcomes for each patient.

“We’re continually looking for ways to innovate and bring improved solutions to the market,” said John Voskuil, G&H Orthodontics chief executive officer. “These Tune updates incorporate feedback from doctors who want to offer patients a high-quality, affordable aligner option.”

Advanced Material for Consistent Results

Tune uses Zendura FLX to deliver consistent aligner forces for improved results. The material allows doctors to achieve specific teeth movements using fewer steps.

Tune combines orthodontic expertise and refined technology that has treated 100,000+ cases, according to the company. The FDA-approved system is designed to allow doctors and dental lab professionals to offer a reliable system at a lower cost, expanding treatment to patients priced out of other options.