Why aligners are more valuable than you think


Most dentists see aligners as a revenue booster.

But the real ROI?

Patient loyalty.

Case acceptance in other areas.

Better overall oral health outcomes.

When patients see you as the doc who helps them feel confident and healthy, they stay.

They refer.

They trust your recommendations beyond aligners.

Take a second and think about what happens when 1 patient starts treatment with you.

They leave and live their life.

They go to dinners with friends.

At the dinner they take out their aligners and put it in a napkin (you’ve seen people do this)

Then what happens?

The friend asks “hey what’s that?”

“This is my “invisalign”

“Oh - you know i’ve been meaning to get that done - I feel like my teeth moved ever since I had braces because I didn’t wear my retainers… who is your dentist?”

“Dr. Avi. He’s amazing!”

Boom.

This happens every. single. day.

And you’re still wondering how to get more patients who want treatment?

Start treating the ones you have - and they will bring the rest to you…in swarms.

If you’re considering adding aligners, remember:

  • It’s about comprehensive care, not just numbers
  • Confident smiles drive connection and referrals
  • It positions you as the go-to for modern, preventive care

👉 If you want to learn how to start aligners in a way that builds this kind of loyalty, check out my free training: Watch Here 🎥


Video of the Week

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If you're a dentist offering clear aligners, this case review is packed with tips on optimizing treatment outcomes, avoiding common mistakes, and improving your clear aligner workflow.

I breaks down how to approach anterior crowding, class 2 malocclusion, IPR strategies, and occlusion issues using real examples from ClinCheck and SureSmile.

Whether you're new or experienced, this video will sharpen your skills and boost your case predictability.

-Dr. Avi


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