As the clear aligner manufacturer expands its domestic manufacturing and U.S. market presence, Vice President Jason Tabb explains how a reliance on long-term clinical feedback is driving the company's strategy.
LightForce built its foundation on fully customized ceramic brackets. Now, with the launch of LightBracket Metal, CEO Alfred Griffin explains the engineering behind "generative braces" and how the company is bringing 3D-printed, patient-specific digital planning to the largest segment of the orthodontic market.
Researchers evaluating mild-to-moderate malocclusions found that OrthoFX aligners tracked digital setups more faithfully than the market leader, reducing the need for mid-course corrections and extra virtual visits.
Three orthodontists report faster treatment times and fewer refinements after switching to Spark Clear Aligners, citing up to 40% quicker finishes and more consistent outcomes in private practice settings.
Clarity Retainers from Solventum streamline post-treatment retention with an all-digital workflow, featuring digital appliance removal, direct-to-patient delivery, and a durable, stain-resistant design intended to enhance practice efficiency and patient satisfaction.
DIBS AI has launched Version 9.0 of its orthodontic software, featuring three integrated AI platforms to automate treatment simulation, case setup, and indirect bonding workflows, with pricing set at $165 per case.
Dr Scott Schwartz has launched InSmile Braces to continue lingual orthodontic technology after InBrace ceased operations in April 2025, acquiring assets to maintain treatment continuity for existing patients.
HuFriedyGroup will debut PWR Air, an air polishing device for biofilm disruption and stain removal, at the 2026 Chicago Midwinter Meeting.
Spring Health Products has introduced the TC-3 curing light, featuring an 11 mm wide lens for larger surface coverage and multiwavelength LED technology, delivering up to 1400 mW/cm², according to the company.