Record assessment
Check whether the submitted scans, bite relationship, prescription and supporting records are complete enough to begin digital setup.
Prescription-led digital planning
Invisible Aligner Treatment Design
DBT Technology prepares structured invisible aligner treatment-design information for review by qualified dental professionals. The workflow organizes supplied records, prescriptions, staged tooth movement and revision communication without replacing clinical diagnosis or approval.
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Invisible aligner treatment design converts the treating professional's objectives and patient records into a staged digital proposal. The proposal can help communicate movement sequencing, aligner stages and case-specific instructions, but it remains a design for professional assessment until the responsible clinician approves it.
Staged proposal
Prepare a structured visualization of the proposed tooth movements and plan elements for professional review.
Revision coordination
Record requested changes and maintain a clear review loop until the professional accepts or rejects the proposal.
Treatment-Design Workflow
- Case intake: receive the prescription, digital dental scans, bite information and supporting instructions.
- Completeness check: identify missing, conflicting or technically unsuitable inputs that require clarification.
- Initial setup: prepare a staged proposal based on the professional instructions and available records.
- Professional review: present the plan, movement sequence and relevant plan information for assessment.
- Revision and approval: update the proposal when requested and record final professional approval before production use.
Records Commonly Used
Cases commonly use accurate upper and lower digital scans, a reliable bite relationship, the treating professional's prescription and relevant clinical instructions. Photographs, radiographs or other records may be requested when the professional considers them necessary. Required inputs depend on the case and the agreed service scope.
Plan Elements and Professional Responsibility
A proposal may document staging, attachments, interproximal reduction guidance or other requested plan elements. These are not independent clinical instructions from the software or design team. The treating professional must decide whether the proposed movements and procedures are appropriate for the patient.
Approved cases that need production coordination can move to an OEM Clear Aligner Manufacturing workflow. Organizations developing a complete private-label offer can review the OEM Invisible Aligner Brand Program.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who approves an invisible aligner treatment design?
The qualified treating dental professional reviews and approves the final treatment plan for the patient.
What records are normally required?
Accurate digital scans, bite information and a professional prescription are commonly required. Additional records may be requested when relevant.
Can revisions be requested?
The workflow can include documented professional feedback and revisions within the agreed project scope.
Does treatment design include manufacturing?
Treatment design and manufacturing are separate services. Approved designs may move to a production workflow when that service has been agreed.
Does AI replace the clinician's judgement?
No. AI-assisted tools may support organization and visualization, but diagnosis, treatment decisions and approval remain with the clinician.
Built for dental professionals
This service is intended for dental organizations and professional business partners. Diagnosis, prescriptions, treatment decisions and final case approval remain with the qualified dental professional responsible for the patient.
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