More adults are treated with clear aligners in general practice every year, and nobody is measuring the quality of the orthodontics. Where the line runs between the cases that belong in your practice and the ones that belong with a specialist, and how the planning gets done when you are not the orthodontist.

When planning clear aligner treatments for adult patients, discrepancies between Centric Relation (CR) and Maximum Intercuspation Position (MIP) are often overlooked - but they can significantly affect both functional stability and long-term success. Understanding how to identify, diagnose, and manage CR-MIP discrepancies is essential for any dentist performing clear aligner treatment and caring about the patients functional occlusion (Not just the static occlusion). Failure

Clear aligner therapy has revolutionised the field of orthodontics, offering patients a discreet and comfortable alternative to traditional braces. However, like any innovative technology, it comes with its own set of challenges. One of the most significant hurdles that orthodontists face is managing Centric Relation (CR) within the constraints of clear aligner therapy. At AlignerService, we understand the critical importance of functional occlusion and Centric Relation (CR)