•Choosing the right clear aligner system is key for successful treatment. Look for a system with high-quality materials, advanced technology, and reliable support.
•The first step is to import the patient's information, including scans, impressions, and photos, into the software.
•Next stage is about setting clear goals for the treatment, like aligning teeth, closing gaps, or fixing bite problems.
•The software lets dentists create a virtual plan for how the teeth will move, showing the exact timing and sequence of aligner changes. This helps them visualize the expected results and make adjustments to get the best possible alignment.
•The dentist will check on the progress and make adjustments as needed, using additional aligners or other techniques to make sure the treatment is going well.
•Regular checkups are important to track the progress and make sure the aligners are working as planned.

It's really important for patients to follow their treatment plan carefully.
The dentist needs to explain the goals of the treatment and how the patient's
cooperation can help them achieve those goals.

Some common issues with clear aligners include mild discomfort, changes in speech, or sore gums.
The dentist can help patients understand these issues and how to manage them.
Regular checkups are important to make sure the aligners are fitting well and moving the teeth as planned.