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.

Just because you are working with an aligner system that has a lot of limitations built in, doesn't mean you'll avoid making errors - on the contrary! It sounds so good, but it's pretty bad. It's about the limitations several aligner systems put into their software. Avoid malpractice The intention behind the restrictions seems good enough. The idea is to give general dentists the impression that they cannot make mistakes treating their patients with clear aligners. By introdu