Lean Orthodontics Blog

Generally, noise refers to unwanted, irregular granular patterns present in a diagnostic image (such as a radiograph). It is a…

Every patient is entitled to the best personalized medical care, regardless of caste, color, and personal traits. However, bias exists…

Clear aligners are one of the fastest-growing technologies of recent times. Their sleek design and discreet features have allowed them…

Up until a few decades ago, patients and orthodontists were heavily reliant on fixed appliances like braces to help bring…

The WHO ranks malocclusion as one of the most significant and life-impacting oral health issues, coming only after dental caries…

Growing aesthetic concerns in recent years have led to a substantial increase in the number of adult patients seeking dental…

This is an update regarding the Cochrane systemic review we covered in a previous post on Class II malocclusion in…

The desire for aesthetic appeal is slowly but surely cruising its way into the dental market with more and more…

Let’s talk business. In 1973, the ‘Big Three’ car makers in the US possessed 82 per cent of the market…

Not too long ago, orthodontists realized that extraction therapy had an impact on the facial profile of the patients. This…

Fixed appliance therapy is a regular treatment procedure in orthodontics, one I’d assume every ortho practice carries out. Our patient…

Malocclusion, in any of its glory, be it tooth crowding, crooked teeth, protruding incisors, or open bites is not a…

Clear aligners have long been advertised as invisible braces. Large brands like Invisalign have endorsed their products widely and cemented…

If there’s anything that society has been collectively obsessed with since the dawn of time, it is the transitional standard…

The rapid development of new manufacturing technologies, industries, and power generation methods has made it easy for the ever-evolving human…