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Correct interarch relationship capture is a foundational element in creating custom aligners for non-invasive alignment correction. If the occlusal relationship is not recorded correctly, the latest 3D intraoral scanners can generate ill-fitting trays. This leads to a cascade of problems including poor tooth movement, prolonged therapy duration, ارتودنسی_شفاف and patient discomfort.

Occlusal record records the functional occlusion pattern, and this information informs the algorithmic planning of incremental alignment. Even a sub-millimeter error in registration, the appliance may exert unintended pressure, resulting in erratic or stalled movement.

Under certain conditions, this can result in the need for additional sets of aligners, or demands a transition to conventional orthodontics, which adds financial burden and extends timelines.

Most wearers expect that the treatment will proceed flawlessly post-fabrication, but without an accurate bite, the clinical roadmap is based on faulty data.

Practitioners are obligated to invest effort to ensure proper bite registration using approved digital protocols, whether it’s with intraoral scanners or traditional putty molds.

Effective patient instruction is also important to ensure they bite down naturally and consistently.

A meticulously captured occlusal record not only improves the effectiveness of the aligners but also strengthens therapeutic rapport.

Minor effort here yields major results, and skipping corners here leads to greater expenses over time than prioritizing precision during initial capture.