From allaying fears to sharing treatment options, Saba Qureshi discusses the huge potential social media has for patients – and how this benefits dental professionals
Following the Smile Direct Club closure, Del Kahya questions why the compassion and support shown to patients has not been extended to the former employees.
Following Smile Direct Club’s closure, the dental profession discusses the risks it posed to patient safety and the role of regulation in the aligner industry.
‘Seek professional guidance immediately’: In light of Smile Direct Club’s closure, dentists share their advice for those left midway through treatment. Kunal Patel, principal dentist
Following the news that the direct-to-consumer aligner company Smile Direct Club has shut down, the dental industry shares its thoughts. Nyree Whitley, Mydentist chief clinical
We hear what the Smile Direct Club bankruptcy news means for dentistry, the aligner industry, and the customers who have been impacted. This article was
The British Dental Association (BDA) has revealed that Smile Direct Club had ‘just five UK-registered dentists’ supervising its reported 65,000 patients. The BDA is unsure
Following the news that Smile Direct Club has shut down, Emma Laing discusses the truth behind the business, from non-disclosure agreements to illegal treatment. When
Smile Direct Club has shut down weeks after filing for bankruptcy, it has been revealed. The direct-to-consumer aligner company announced the ‘incredibly difficult decision’ to
Teledentistry aligner company Smile Direct Club has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, it has announced. In its petition, it listed $499 million of assets and
Barcelona-based clear aligner company Impress has opened its first clinic in New York, making it the company’s 11th location in the U.S. Currently, Impress operates
SmileDirectClub plans to appeal a California court’s decision to confirm an order requiring the clear aligner company to pay $63 million to Align Technology, a