The oral health division of global health company, Bausch Health Companies Inc., has launched a clear aligner system, OraFit. The customized aligners are intended to treat malocclusion, and uses a three layered system that is designed to address patient concerns about appearance while also improving treatment and overall oral health, according to Bausch Health.
"Malocclusion is one of the most common dental problems, and it impacts approximately two out of three people in the United States3," said Joseph C. Papa, chairman and chief executive officer of Bausch Health. "With the availability of OraFit, dental professionals have a new custom aligner option that can easily fit into their patients' daily routines as it aligns their teeth into position with improved comfort due to the gentle, consistent pressure OraFit applies."
The aligner system uses materials that are designed to remain clear for longer periods, to resist cracking, and for more comfortable wear. For dentists, Bausch Health’s OraFit can be managed through an intuitive online portal where cases can be submitted and treatment plans managed.
"Many of my patients with malocclusion are reluctant to use braces or aligners as a result of the impact they can have on their appearance," said David J. Wohl, DDS, PC, general dentist in Fairfield, Conneticuit. "The clarity of OraFit may help to increase patient acceptance and compliance while also offering a meticulous fit. These benefits, along with the seamless integration that the online resource provides for my aligner wear protocols, has made OraFit a welcomed addition to my practice and to my patients."
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