Orthodontics

12 universities around the world have been recognized by Align for vital research on orthodontics and dentistry.

The company’s new sculptable fluorescent composite is formulated to create attachments to support clear orthodontic aligner therapy.

The 2-day course for dentists addresses training, education, and business growth around clear aligners.

The medical device software, which uses image processing algorithms to analyze pictures of the oral cavity, gets approval to be used by orthodontists.

OrthoFX to showcase the only FDA cleared aligners designed explicitly for shorter wear time at this week’s CDA in Anaheim.

The company’s latest 3D printer, combined with new resins and a strong partnership with Ivoclar, set to allow clinicians to fabricate appliances with optimal anatomy and a precise marginal fit, and more.

The company launched The Grin 3D Tx Tracker™ and a suite of efficient tools designed to enhance the Grin Premium experience.

A new ordering platform for clear aligners and retainers aims to make it more efficient for clinicians to order orthodontic products when they need them.

The 2 companies form strategic partnership aimed at delivering comprehensive clear aligner solutions tailored to GPs.

uLab Systems has unveiled uDesign 9, a specialized treatment planning software empowering orthodontists with enhanced control and flexibility in aligner treatments.

The U.S. Patent Office grants 3 re-exam requests and the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware grants a full stay of the related litigation favoring Get-Grin in defense of patent litigations brought by Dental Monitoring.

These aligners are now available across the United States, harnessing its unique formulation to bolster the orthodontic treatment process.

New features designed to allow the integrated software and hardware platform to automate the process for orthodontic case setups and create predictive outcomes based on any bracket prescription.

Denticon, Cloud 9, and Apteryx will now be fully integrated, smoothing out digital workflows for both general and orthodontic practices.

OrthoSelect and Relu have teamed up to integrate their advanced orthodontic software, DIBS AI and Relu Engine CBCT visualization, providing orthodontists with 3D insights for streamlined treatment planning.

New ultrasonic cleaning device from Zima Dental uses high-frequency 42,000 Hz ultrasonic waves to disinfect and polish appliances without abrasive damage.

This new technology combines traditional SL benefits with customized prescriptions, promising enhanced efficiency and precision in orthodontic treatment.

The company’s fourth generation of desktop resin 3D printers also features reliability, industry-leading material properties for dental models, optimal print quality, and intuitive operation.

A new series of oral relief products aim to soothe and comfort pain points for orthodontic patients.

Orthodontics company unveils new digital solutions designed to improve clinical efficiencies and produce better patient outcomes.

The launch of Candid’s next-generation retainer is backed by its research of the best materials and protocols.

These retainers from CandidPro aim for durability and comfort without sacrificing on esthetics.

Asset liquidation firm Gordon Brothers recently posted a sale of the former SmileDirectClub production facility in Antioch, Tennessee, including the clear aligner production technology the now bankrupt company once used.

The automation-focused digital dentistry solution for orthodontic workflows was unveiled at LMT LAB DAY Chicago.

Medical devices manufacturer introduces the new intraoral scanner, powered by the innovative iTero Multi-Direct Capture™ technology.

Experts in the field Drs David Little and John Flucke will join the Candid Academy Faculty, providing their insight into this space.

The software company’s new solution provides an integrated, easy-to-use payment solution to make it more convenient for orthodontic practices to accept payments.

Popular trend lacks scientific backing and has potential to cause potentially harmful side effects.

This new partnership provides patients with flexible financial options to help meet their individual orthodontic needs.

Price of Poor Oral Health research states consequences include increased healthcare costs, impacts on education, workforce productivity, and economic disparities.