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EN-260410Enamel Studio
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Treatment file · EN-260410Treatment · align
Clear aligner therapy as engineering: a 7-micron scan, a stage-by-stage simulation you approve before the first tray, and checkpoints where plan is compared to reality. Generic description for this fictional demo.
Alignment is engineering: small forces, long timelines, honest checkpoints. A 7-micron digital scan replaces impressions, and the movement plan is simulated stage by stage before you commit to anything.
Trays change on a schedule tuned to your biology, not a template. Progress scans at every checkpoint compare planned position to actual position, and the plan is adjusted when the two disagree. Typical programs run 6 to 18 months; individual timelines vary.
Who this file fits · genericallyWho it suits · in general terms
Illustrative fits only. A real recommendation follows examination.
Process · four steps
A 7-micron digital scan replaces impressions and becomes the measured starting point of the program.
The movement plan is built stage by stage and reviewed with you in person. You approve the route, not just the destination.
Trays change on a schedule tuned to your biology. Every six to eight weeks a progress scan compares planned position to actual position, and the plan is adjusted when they disagree.
Moved teeth remember. Year-one retention is part of the program, not an epilogue, because a result you keep is the only result that counts.
Demonstration · pair 02
AI-generated demonstration, not real patients. Both frames.
Pair 02 · AI-generated demonstration, not real patients. · Open the align fileSee align details
| Item | Scope | From (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| Full program | 6 to 18 months, case dependent | from $3,900 |
| Checkpoint reviews | Included throughout the program | $0 |
All figures illustrative. Fictional demo; a real quote follows examination only.
Questions · two, answered generically
Case dependent. Many adult crowding and spacing cases suit staged aligner therapy; some movements still favor fixed appliances. The simulation makes the recommendation legible either way. (Generic, illustrative answer.)
That is what checkpoints are for. Planned versus actual position is compared at every review, and lagging movement triggers a plan adjustment, not a lecture.