Category: Resource Center

25% Faster, 40% Fewer Aligners: The Clinical Data Behind FXClear

In this episode, sponsored by OrthoFX, Dr Terry Sellke explores how next-generation aligner polymers are reducing clear aligner treatment times by 25%. He breaks down the clinical data behind the OrthoFX FXClear system and explains how predictable tooth movement paired with remote monitoring can fundamentally change digital treatment planning and effectively double practice profitability.

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The Bracket Comeback: Why Braces Are Gaining Ground Over Aligners

In this episode, DynaFlex CEO Darren Buddemeyer explores the industry’s renewed interest in traditional braces over clear aligners. He breaks down the clinical drivers behind this shift, how innovations in self-ligation are boosting practice efficiency, and the latest advancements in aesthetic ceramic brackets.

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How AI Is Changing the Role of Online Reviews in Orthodontic Marketing

Online reviews are no longer just social proof—they are directly training AI on your practice’s credibility. In this episode of the Orthodontic Products podcast, Jessie Pressman of People + Practice explains how AI-generated summaries are changing reputation management and shares actionable strategies to ensure your practice stands out in an AI-driven search environment.

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Creating Consistency from Bonding to Finishing with Passive Self-Ligation

For growing practices, small clinical inconsistencies can quickly compound, leading to longer appointments and less predictable outcomes. In this episode, sponsored by DynaFlex, Dr Jason Sherbel explains why he views passive self-ligation not as a magic bracket, but as part of a broader systemized approach to treatment that can reduce variability, streamline workflows, and minimize decision fatigue.

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Navigating Clinical Autonomy in a Brand-Driven Era

In this episode, Dr Mark Bronsky explores how to maintain clinical autonomy in an increasingly brand-driven marketplace, sharing why orthodontists must ensure their decisions remain grounded in biology and biomechanics rather than marketing hype or commercial algorithms.

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