For licensed dental practices

Clear Aligner Treatment.Simplified.

From digital scan to finished aligners — one streamlined workflow for dental practices. You keep clinical control; we handle planning support, manufacturing, U.S. quality control and delivery.

No subscription. Pay per case. Schedule a demo.

A dentist at a practice workstation reviewing a staged digital treatment plan on screen.
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Digital Workflow
Dentist Approval
Professional Manufacturing
U.S. Fulfillment
How it works

One simple workflow

Seven steps from the chair to the practice door, with the prescribing dentist in control of the only decision that matters clinically.

  1. An intraoral scanner being used on a patient, the arch appearing live on the monitor behind.01

    Upload

    Send digital scans, intraoral photos and your prescription through a secure clinic portal.

  2. A treatment-planning workstation with a staged arch on screen and a printed model on the counter.02

    Plan

    A treatment-planning technician prepares the digital setup from your instructions.

  3. A dentist reviewing a staged setup across two monitors.03

    Review

    View the staged setup in 3D, compare versions and request changes in writing.

  4. A dentist at a laptop, working through a case before signing it off.04

    Approve

    The prescribing dentist approves one exact plan version before anything is produced.

  5. A technician drawing a tray of printed dental models from a resin printer.05

    Produce

    Approved files enter manufacturing, finishing, labeling and manufacturer quality control.

  6. Bagged aligner stages laid out in a receiving tray, each labelled by arch and stage code.06

    Inspect

    Every case is received and re-checked at Aligner Magic U.S. fulfillment before it ships.

  7. An opened Aligner Magic shipping box with its contents laid out.07

    Deliver

    Local delivery where available, or tracked carrier delivery to your practice.

Inside production

A digital workflow, then a real production floor.

Approved files are printed, formed, trimmed, inspected and packed. Each stage is a step someone signs off, not a black box between approval and delivery.

An aligner production floor: a bank of resin 3D printers and a sorting table of formed trays.
Manufacturing

Models printed, trays formed, every case tracked to its approved plan.

Production begins only after the prescribing dentist approves one exact plan version.

01Post-processing

Trays come off the forming step and are washed before anyone touches them with a bur. Nothing moves forward until this is done.

  • Formed trays washed and cleaned before finishing
  • Handled in batches that stay tied to their case
Ultrasonic cleaning and wash stations with a tray of formed aligners.
Cleaning

02Trimming and finishing

The trim line is the part a patient feels. It is finished by a technician, tray by tray, against the stage it belongs to.

  • Margins trimmed and polished by hand
  • Each tray checked against its own stage in the plan
A technician trimming the margin of a clear aligner with a rotary handpiece.
Finishing

03Quality control

The checklist is versioned, and every run records which version it was judged against. A case that fails is held, not shipped.

  • Count, sequence, finish and labelling checked against the approved plan
  • A blocking failure or a count mismatch is a hold, not a judgement call
A quality-control bench with a magnifier lamp, calipers, laid-out trays and a written checklist.
Inspection
The patient kit

What the practice receives

Every case arrives as a finished set: trays labelled by arch and stage, packed in sequence, in Aligner Magic packaging with a printed case card.

Aligner Magic outer boxes in white, black and brand blue.

Branded box

The outer carton the case ships in.

Aligner trays bagged individually and labelled by arch and stage number.

Sealed per stage

Each tray bagged and labelled with its arch and stage code.

Aligner Magic treatment box, aligner case and pouch.

Aligner case

A hard case for the tray the patient is wearing.

An opened Aligner Magic shipping box with its contents and a case card.

Case card

Printed instructions and the case number, opened at the chair.

Packaging carries the case number, the arch and the stage code. Patient identity does not travel with the product.

Built for independent practices

Built for the way modern dental practices work.

Aligner therapy should not require a platform contract, a minimum case commitment, or a workflow you have to work around.

  • No subscription, no minimums

    Pay per case and per aligner. Start with a single pilot case.

  • Your prescription drives the setup

    Structured instructions for IPR, attachments, expansion and teeth to leave alone — followed as written.

  • You approve before anything is made

    Manufacturing is technically blocked until the prescribing dentist approves that exact plan version.

  • One place to track everything

    Planning, approval, production, U.S. quality control and delivery on a single case timeline.

See what the clinic portal does
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AM-2026-001274

Upper & Lower · Full Service

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Accepted for planning
Plan version 2 ready
Dentist approval
Manufacturing
Approve Treatment PlanRequest Changes
Treatment preview

See a real treatment setup, stage by stage

Step through a digital setup from the initial scan to the final stage — the same interactive 3D viewer your dentist reviews before approving anything for manufacturing.

A demonstration setup shown with permission, not a patient of ours. It is an illustration of the review experience, not a diagnosis or a prediction of clinical outcome. Real treatment plans are visible only to the practice they belong to, and only a prescribing dentist can approve one.

Quality and fulfillment

Every case is checked twice, and the second check is ours.

Cases do not ship from the factory to your practice. They come to Aligner Magic in the United States first, where we verify them against the approved plan before they go anywhere near a patient.

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Manufacturer QC

Count, sequence, finish, labeling and packing verified before the case leaves the production floor.

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U.S. Receiving

Cartons inspected and every case scanned against the expected manifest on arrival.

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Final Aligner Magic QC

Aligner count, upper and lower sequences, labels and packaging re-checked against the approved plan.

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Clinic Delivery

Local delivery where available, or tracked carrier shipment with delivery confirmation.

A case that fails final QC is held, not shipped. You are told what was wrong, and the replacement is tracked through the same process.

How quality control works

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Independent quality checks per case

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Approval that authorises manufacturing

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Cases shipped on a superseded plan

Pricing

Two ways to work with us

Choose full-service treatment planning, or send your own approved production files. Pricing is set per account — request a quote for your practice.

Full Service

Submit scans, photos and your prescription. A treatment-planning technician prepares the setup for your review and approval.

  • Treatment setup prepared from your prescription
  • Staged 3D preview and version history
  • Unlimited written revision requests before approval
  • Manufacturing, finishing and labeling
  • U.S. receiving and final quality control
  • Delivery to your practice

Manufacturing Only

You supply approved, staged, production-ready files. We manufacture, inspect, fulfill and deliver.

  • Upload your own staged production files
  • File and stage-sequence validation on intake
  • Manufacturing, finishing and labeling
  • Manufacturer quality control
  • U.S. receiving and final quality control
  • Delivery to your practice

Start with one case.

See the whole workflow on a single pilot case before you change anything about how your practice runs.

An open Aligner Magic sample kit: aligner case, sealed pouch and patient instructions.