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Precise occlusal recording is an indispensable phase in creating custom aligners for orthodontic treatment. If the occlusal relationship is not recorded correctly, the latest 3D intraoral scanners can produce aligners that do not fit properly. This leads to a cascade of problems including ineffective dental shifting, prolonged therapy duration, and patient discomfort.

The bite registration captures how the upper and lower teeth come together, and this information tells the lab precisely how the teeth need to shift over time. Even a sub-millimeter error in registration, the aligners may apply force in the wrong direction, causing teeth to move unpredictably or not at all.

Under certain conditions, aligner this can result in the need for additional sets of aligners, or necessitates reverting to metal brackets, which adds financial burden and extends timelines.

Patients often assume that the aligners will work automatically once they are made, but without an accurate bite, the treatment plan is built on a flawed foundation.

Dentists and orthodontists must take the time to ensure proper bite registration using validated impression methods, whether it’s via optical capture or analog record-taking.

Effective patient instruction is crucial to guide them toward a relaxed, habitual occlusion.

A flawlessly performed interarch impression not only improves the effectiveness of the aligners but also enhances patient satisfaction and trust.

This single phase holds disproportionate influence, and skipping corners here can cost more in the long run than prioritizing precision during initial capture.