The aligners are designed to be worn nine to 12 hours each day, which is much less than the average 22 hours required by other aligner brands, according to a May 1 news release.
NiTime Aligners are made using HyperElastic polymer material, which allows for predictable tooth movement.
The aligner system was available to a limited group of orthodontic practices in 2023 and is now available across the U.S. for orthodontists, the release said.
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