Treating patients on-screen has become the norm for many of us these days, and every year the software developers come with new and updated algorithms to make the process more automated and faster. With the introduction of AI these algorithms have evolved at an incredible pace creating a 3D treatment plan in minutes. That’s the promise of modern digital orthodontics software powered by AI: Fast. Automated. Impressive. But here’s the real question: Does fast mean correct? I

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How far can we procline the lower incisors before we compromise on stability, function or periodontal health? This is one of the most common questions in modern digital orthodontic diagnosis and treatment planning. Treatment planning software’s are very accurate when it comes to measuring the degrees of buccal movement of the incisors but the question that remains unanswered by the software is the most important one: How much proclination can be planned on the lower incisors

Who is your patient, who are you treating every day? Seems like a simple question; however, if you stop reflecting on the way orthodontic patient care has changed in the past few years, we may be surprised at how much the patient has been taken out of the focal point. I have been working with different orthodontists and dental practices for the past 20 years, with different cultures, treatment philosophies, and levels of experience. One mistake I see very often is how the foc