Product News in May 2026 Issue
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Orthodontic Toothbrush
The ULTIM8 SmartBrush System—Ortho Edition by Supermouth is an electric toothbrush designed especially for orthodontic patients. The system features patented bristles engineered for cleaning around brackets, wires, and attachments and a hub that sanitizes, dries, and charges the device. The company states that its patented SuperBristles clean up to 60 times more effectively around braces than a manual brush.
For more information, contact Supermouth, 9737 Aero Drive, Suite 150, San Diego, CA 92123. (844) 668-8422; www.supermouth.com
Class II Correction
The Casper Class II Corrector by ODL is a custom, 3D-printed fixed appliance designed to address both the anteroposterior and vertical dimensions of Class II malocclusions. The company states that, with attention to TMJ mechanics, the appliance guides mandibular growth with greater comfort and predictability compared to traditional appliances. The system leverages a fully digital workflow and has been used in a wide range of cases, from young children to adults with sleep apnea.
For more information, contact ODL, 155 Chandler St., Suite 2A, Buffalo, NY 14207. (716) 839-1900; www.odlortho.com.
3D-Printed Trays
Celebrace has launched 3D-printed indirect bonding trays that offer accurate bracket placement engineered with digital precision. The company reports that the trays ensure brackets are positioned according to the approved treatment plan, created from scans of patients’ teeth. Staff can typically handle bracket placement following a digitally planned setup, reducing both chairtime and the need for doctor supervision. Bonding trays are rapidly fabricated and shipped, ready for immediate use.
For more information, contact Celebrace, 5708 Colleyville Blvd., Colleyville, TX 76034. (888) 400-0212; www.celebrace.com.
AI Charting
VideaHealth recently introduced Voice Notes, the first AI-powered scribe created specifically for dentistry. According to the company, Voice Notes eliminates manual charting and documentation by turning chairside discussions into chart-ready clinical notes in seconds, without disrupting workflow. Voice Notes captures clinically relevant details through ambient listening, filtering out irrelevant information and organizing patient complaints, findings, assessment, and treatment plan.
For more information, contact VideaHealth, 281 Summer St., Floor 6, Boston, MA 02210. (617) 528-8643; www.videa.ai.
