From industry partnerships to product launches, the rise of artificial intelligence in dentistry has not slowed down in 2022.
AI and Teledentistry
SmileDirectClub reported declines in revenue for the fourth quarter of 2021 and total annual revenue, the teledentistry company said Feb. 28.
From product updates to company partnerships, here are five recent reports on clear aligners in the dental industry:
SmileDirectClub has chosen digital imaging and practice management company Carestream Dental as its provider of intraoral scanners.
3D printing company Formlabs and Medit, a dental 3D scanner company, have partnered to give Medit Link users access to an app that prepares computer-aided designs for dental that can be printed on Formlabs' printers, according to a Feb. 23…
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Global orthodontics company Ormco has launched new features for its Spark clear aligner system for orthodontists.
Dental artificial intelligence company Overjet has been granted a patent for software that uses artificial intelligence to measure distance and quantify disease in dental X-rays.
Dental practice management software company Oryx Dental Partners has partnered with Vyne Dental, an information technology software company, to create a platform that communicates with insurers in real time, according to a Feb. 22 press release.
New York City-based teledentistry company Candid has added Craig Spodak, DMD, as a faculty member to advance use of the company's clear aligners nationwide.
David Yang, DMD, a dentist in Flagstaff, Ariz., gave himself a dental implant using robot-assisted technology, according to a Feb. 16 azfamily.com report.