Artificial Intelligence Technology in Dentistry - The Great Differentiator
There are often challenges that medical professionals face when looking for ways to reduce time and costs as it relates to dental processes and services. In our modern times, the benefits of using artificial intelligence (AI) for orthodontic treatment planning has proven to be advantageous in reducing time which in turn becomes more cost efficient
VISION AND AI: Digital Dental Treatment Planning
We started SoftSmile with a mission to transform digital dental treatment planning. We are building a smart and beautiful machine that has the most powerful engine inside. Vision is fast, comprehensive, and very intuitive. We are building it because we know that the best way to make orthodontic treatments affordable is to give more options and free
Orthodontic Treatment Planning Software: An Art And Science
Over 20 years ago, Align Technology (“AlignTech”) introduced Invisalign, a clear plastic device resembling a mouthguard, designed to treat teeth misalignment, one of the most common orthodontic abnormalities people experience. These mouthguards were called “aligners.” They were an instant popular alternative to metallic brac
SoftSmile Treatment Planner: Simply Beautiful
Beauty is a subjective matter. Yet, the beauty of a product, literature, art, or even software is a manifestation of how much talent, time, and effort was involved in preparing something concise, elegant and, simply wonderful. When the SoftSmile team was contemplating the development of an advanced and automated treatment planner, we aspired to cre
SoftSmile Tech Deep Dive: Efficiency & Precision, and Why Math is Still the Queen of Science
Making a treatment plan or “Setup” is an intricate and time-consuming process. With the existing solutions, it usually takes about 45-50 minutes for an experienced user to create a Setup. For a less experienced user, newbie technician, or doctor who rarely works with digital treatment plans, this process may take over two hours. There a
The Future of Dentistry Has Arrived
If you had metal braces when you were younger, then you probably remember an unpleasant, jelly-like substance that was used to help make impressions of your teeth. All that has changed and now with the advantages of 3D printing, orthodontists can scan your teeth and mouth and convert the images into digital files which are used to develop a customi
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