What’s New in Aligners in 2025
The newest aligner features are designed to improve clinical control, streamline workflows, and enhance efficiency.
The newest aligner features are designed to improve clinical control, streamline workflows, and enhance efficiency.
KLOwen founder Dr Brandon Owen on the clinical impact, workflow benefits, and evolution of the custom SL bracket.
Four orthodontists share how digital custom bracket systems are transforming their fixed appliance cases—from treatment planning to patient outcomes—and why they think it’s redefining the standard of care.
DentalMonitoring will showcase new AI-powered tools, platform integrations, and educational sessions at the 2025 AAO Annual Session, alongside an expanded partner program and new aligner integrations with Ormco and Angel Aligner.
Align Technology has announced the commercial launch of the Invisalign System with mandibular advancement featuring occlusal blocks, a new clear aligner option for Class II correction in growing patients.
As spring sports season begins, five leading healthcare organizations, including the American Association of Orthodontists, are urging athletes, parents, and coaches to prioritize safety and prevent thousands of annual dental injuries by promoting protective gear use during National Facial Protection Month.
Dentaurum celebrated the 60th anniversary of its Orthocryl line of orthodontic products, first produced in 1963.
Biolux Technology will present its FDA-cleared OrthoPulse device at the 2025 AAO Annual Session in Philadelphia, highlighting its use of near-infrared light to accelerate orthodontic treatment.
The latest product offerings in the bracket space for 2024 from some of the leading suppliers. Here’s what’s on the market.
Buffalo Dental Manufacturing's new AlignerWorks system is designed to streamline the precision fabrication of custom oral appliances.
A dental safety group offered a boil water advisory plan to help dental professionals prepare for and respond to water contamination issues.
The American Dental Association (ADA) has released the first U.S. standard related to orthodontic sequential aligners for public comment.