Posts Tagged ‘ Invisalign ’

Invisalign vs. Alternative Aligners vs. White Label Aligners

Invisalign vs. Alternative Aligners vs. White Label AlignersI. IntroductionDr. Amanda from StraightSmile Solutions. Today, we delve into the fascinating world of orthodontic aligners, breaking down three key terminologies that might be familiar to some but are crucial for everyone involved. At the forefront is the OG of aligner systems – Invisalign, a pioneer since 1998. […]

Treatment Planning for Sequential Distalization in Invisalign

Case selection is a crucial when it comes to orthodontics, and in sequential distalization patients, this can have a very significant impact on your success rates with an Invisalign treatment plan (or any brand of clear aligner). In line with this thought, today, we’re looking at some key things you should know about treatment planning […]

Should You Stop Using Cookie-Cutter Invisalign Preferences?

Should You Stop Using Cookie-Cutter Invisalign Preferences?   When creating treatment plans with Invisalign, it can be tempting to set a wide range of preferences – however, this may not necessarily be an effective way to create the right approach. In line with this, we’re looking at whether you should stop using Invisalign’s “cookie cutter” […]

Finishing Invisalign with MA vs. Finishing Twin Block

Finishing Invisalign with MA vs. Finishing Twin BlockI. IntroductionDr. Amanda from StraightSmile Solutions and I’m excited to dive into a comparison today. We’ll explore the intricacies of finishing a case with Invisalign Ma versus the traditional Twin Block Invisalign. Invisalign Ma, an Align Technology innovation, not only straightens teeth but also aids in developing little […]

When do you need to cover erupting 2nd or 3rd molars with an invisible or clear aligner tray?

When do you need to cover erupting 2nd or 3rd molars with an invisible or clear aligner tray?I. IntroductionDr. Amanda from StraightSmile Solutions delves into the intricacies of erupting molars, whether in a 12-year-old or an 18 to 19-year-old patient. Whether it’s the emergence of second molars or the arrival of wisdom teeth, vigilance during […]

White Label vs Alternative Aligner Companies

White Label vs Alternative Aligner Companies Have you ever wondered about what white label and alternative aligner companies are and how they differ? The differences between white label and alternative aligner companies in orthodontics aren’t always easy to identify, but luckily, we’ve outlined some of the main things you need to know to help with […]

What Will Happen If I Don’t Finish Active Invisalign Orthodontics Cases?

Quitting Your Job with Active Invisalign Cases Sometimes, things happen outside of our control that can leave us having to leave our jobs behind. Whether it’s a change in circumstances, a family emergency, or the like, knowing how to prepare for these situations is important. However, one topic that’s not necessarily easy to work out […]

Bonding Buttons and Attachments to Crowns: What You Should Know

Bonding Buttons and Attachments to Crowns: What You Should Know If you’ve been taking on Invisalign or clear aligner cases, knowing how to tackle cases with crowns is hugely important. In line with this, today’s brief guide outlines the core things you need to know to help with this.Should You Bond Buttons and Attachments to […]

Can you Expand with RPE or Schwartz the SAME TIME as Lower Invisalign Clear Aligners?

Can you Expand with RPE or Schwartz the SAME TIME as Lower Invisalign Clear Aligners?I. IntroductionA. Dr. Amanda from Straight Smile SolutionsB. Upcoming Invisalign technology expansionC. Need for creative solutions in the absence of expanders II. Phase One Course at Straight Smile SolutionsA. Resources available (playlist and course)B. Affordable cost III. Scenario DiscussionA. The need […]

Is it “OK” to Take Off Invisalign Attachments from another Doc’s Patient?

Is it “OK” to Take Off Invisalign Attachments from another Doc’s Patient?1. Initial Context: Invisalign is a removable form of braces. When patients have attachments, they are under treatment and the care of a particular orthodontist. Removing these attachments implies that the orthodontist is now part of the treatment plan and responsible for any potential […]