3D Predict has transformed my practice and transformed the way that I use clear aligners in it. The results that I’m seeing are absolutely incredible. This is because 3D Predict uses cutting-edge AI software to create unique treatment plans for individual patients. They’re not only looking at the clinical crown, they are also looking at critical structures around the teeth, which leads to more precise and long-term stable results.
I don’t only use 3D Predict in the traditional sense. My practice revolves heavily around implant placement. I’m seeing patients whose spaces are too narrow for an implant or a tooth is super erupted into the space, so I’m using 3D Predict to create a space that I need for an implant.

I am a General Dentist. I used to use a lot of other aligners, but got out of it, because I realized that most of the cases weren't tracking. I believe 3D Predict is a game changer when it comes to clear aligner therapy.
With a leading aligners company, I was averaging 3 to 4 refinements to get to the goal line, and there were times where my patients got burned out. We start out with 30 trays, then the refinement is 25 trays, the next refinement is 28 trays, and it gets frustrating that you never get to the goal line. With 3D Predict the refinements aren't there, we don't need them.
Anybody can tip teeth, but the torquing is what it's all about. For anterior teeth that torque is important, because there's no bone on the buccal, so where you move the teeth really matters. If you’re forcing the root of the tooth further buccal where it does not belong, simply taking eight and nine and kicking them out so that they're now in line, you're going to blow through a lot of buccal bone in doing that. You might not see the result of that problem created for several years, but it will pop up. Gums will recede when you push teeth out into an area they don't belong.
3D Predict does it predictably, because they have a better design and a better tray.