Consumers increasingly interested in looking good and feeling better highlight a medical aesthetics business boom in 2018 and the trend doesn’t look to be slowing down.
The driving factors behind this growth include technological advancements, an aging population and an increasing consciousness among individuals with respect to their physical appearance. Until recently facial aesthetics only concentrated on appearance lifting and medical treatments that helped people to improve facial appearances which makes people feel more confident and satisfied. There are various methods to reach this demand, including facial surgery, injection, minimal invasive face-lifting, etc.
Enter Active Aligners, until recently, a smile was one of those treatments deemed expensive although highly wanted, but historically aligner prices were sky-high, veneers even more so and traditional orthodontics weren’t even considered as lifestyle played a big part in choice (who has time for 20 appointments needed for traditional ortho visits over 2 years or wants be in high-profile meetings with braces)
Active Aligners are helping providers be busier than ever, it allows the provider to affordably straighten a patient’s smile (current average 6 months) and then do composite bonding or veneers on only the teeth requiring it (usually overly triangular teeth / adults that have tooth wear), which is leaving patients with great overall smile outcomes with total costs that they can afford and are willing to pay.
Active Aligners our Providers and Teeth, – The final frontier in facial aesthetics is here.
Our online course (here) touches lightly on the Align, Bleach and Bond concept.