A scientist from Diamond Braces has been awarded a grant from Align Technology to study Invisalign. The research, on biofilm and an Invisalign tray, will be led by Dr. Anil Ardeshna, chief scientific officer with Diamond Braces. Three domestic studies are being funded by Align Technology.
"Dr. Ardeshna brings a high level of experience, value, and credibility to our company," said Dr. Oleg Drut, chief dental officer of Diamond Braces. "I am thrilled for Dr. Ardeshna and look forward to reading his findings once the study is complete."
The study will be held at Rutgers University. In addition, Dr. Ardeshna is an associate professor and postgraduate program director in the department of orthodontics.
"As evidenced by the number of first-time applicants, more and more universities are engaging in advanced research to further the capabilities of digital and clear aligner treatment in all types of malocclusion and segments of the population,” said Dr. Mitra Derakhshan, senior vice president, global clinical of Align.
“Align Technology is honored to be able to continue providing funding that enables universities around the globe to better understand the science involved in the field of dentistry and orthodontic treatment.”
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