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How Orthodontists Are Adopting Direct-Print Aligners
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How Orthodontists Are Adopting Direct-Print Aligners
Early adopters are replacing vacuum formers with 3D printers that build aligners layer by layer. By Alison Werner In-office direct-print aligners (DPAs) are no longer a future concept. The technology now exists—and is being used—to deliver aligners printed directly from digital setups without the need for a model or vacuum-forming sheet. While still in its early stages, DPAs are giving technology-forward orthodontic practices another way to take…
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