Most aligner treatments don’t fail because aligners “don’t work.”They fail because the wrong decisions were made before the first aligner was ever delivered. That statement tends to make experienced clinicians

There’s something beautiful about the dental profession. We are trained to take responsibility. To stay calm, precise, and solution-oriented when others lose their sense of control. We help people regain confidence - not just in their smiles, but in themselves. But there’s a paradoxical downside. While we help our patients take responsibility for their oral health, we often forget ourselves. Do you also crave a little calm and inspiration in your busy daily life? We share sm

By Jesper Hatt, DDS Dear colleague, Achieving success with clear aligners isn’t just about mastering digital treatment plans and clinical...

The key to a more efficient and profitable practice As a dental practice owner, you wear many hats—clinician, business manager, mentor,...