Most aligner complications are not technical failures. They are risk decisions made too late - or not made at all. This article explains why clear aligner treatment requires risk management, not just better support, software, or technicians - and why this is ultimately a leadership issue in modern dental practice. Written for clinicians who already treat aligner patients.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is gaining traction in the dental industry, particularly in orthodontics and clear aligner therapy. While AI promises to simplify workflows and improve decision-making, it currently falls short when it comes to effective clear aligner treatment planning. Let’s examine why AI is not yet ready to handle the complexities of clear aligner treatment and why human expertise remains vital. 1. Doctor Preferences and Diverse Treatment Philosophies One of t

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become increasingly popular in dentistry, particularly in the field of orthodontics. However, despite...