Clinical Operating System

No aligner limits.
Full process control.

Scaling orthodontics with predictable efficiency

OrthoEye expands aligner treatment with custom CAD-CAM appliances and runs the whole case under one staged protocol. Broader scope, optimized execution.

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Built for DSO orthodontic scale
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Treatment Control Panel
Case #44572 · Stage 2 of 4
Clinical Scan View
Treatment Objectives dashboard
Stage Progression
Foundation Occlusion Smile Retention
You are here
Key Objectives
01
Posterior expansion
Widen upper arch +3.5 mm
High
02
Anterior alignment
Rotation 18° correction
Medium
03
Space creation
Implant prep +2.0 mm
Active
82%
Predictability
14mo
Est. Timeline
2/4
Stage
01
Complexity
Multi-factor cases with competing objectives and variable patient biology
02
Structure
Staged clinical framework that organizes every decision into a controlled path
03
Efficiency
Predictable execution across clinics, doctors, and case types at scale
02 Business Reality

Across clinics, complexity creates inconsistency.

Different doctors, workflows, timelines, and treatment decisions create operational inefficiency. OrthoEye replaces individual improvisation with structured clinical execution.

✕  Before OrthoEye
A
Clinic A
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B
Clinic B
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C
Clinic C
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D
Clinic D
  • Different workflows per doctor
  • Inconsistent treatment timelines
  • Fragmented clinical decisions
  • Difficult to scale expertise
→ Operational inefficiency
✓  With OrthoEye
OE
A
Clinic A
B
Clinic B
C
Clinic C
D
Clinic D
  • One structured clinical method
  • Consistent staged execution
  • Objective based decisions
  • Expertise becomes scalable
→ Structured clinical execution
03 Reframe the problem

This is not a people problem.
It is a complexity problem.

Doctors make hundreds of decisions during treatment, and aligners are not the right tool for every case. OrthoEye organizes those decisions into a clear clinical path and selects the right instrument for each task, supporting clinical judgment without replacing it.

Doctor
in control
Diagnosis
Objectives
Staging
Finishing
Corrections
Anchorage
Appliance
Choice
Complex decisions become structured execution.
The system organizes clinical complexity into a clear, repeatable framework. Every decision has a place. Every stage has a purpose.
Clarity
Consistency
Confidence
Scalable outcomes
OrthoEye supports, not replaces
The clinician defines the objective. The system structures the path. The right tool is selected for each task. The doctor remains in control.
04 Why visualization is not enough

Visualization shows intention.
Structure creates execution.

Force planning biomechanics visualization
Digital Intention
A visual result is not yet a treatment plan.
A digital setup shows where teeth could go — but not how the treatment should unfold in real life.
CAD CAM hybrid appliance distalization
OrthoEye Control Layer
Objectives, staging, biomechanics, tools, and clinical support.
The layer between intention and execution. Translating clinical goals into structured, staged real-world treatment.
01 Foundation
02 Occlusion
03 Smile
04 Retention
Real World Execution
Appointments, corrections, appliance changes, and retention.
Treatment delivered through structured stages, with the right appliance at each phase.
A digital setup may show where teeth could go. OrthoEye defines how the treatment should progress in real life — staging appointments, selecting biomechanical tools, structuring corrections, and supporting the doctor at each decision point.
05 System overview

Three layer architecture.
One unified system.

1
Objectives
Define the clinical, aesthetic, and functional goals. The doctor sets the target. Everything else follows from here.
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2
Staging Map
Break the treatment into logical, controlled stages. Each stage has a purpose, a sequence, and defined exit criteria before the next begins.
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3
Appliance Engines
Select the best tool for each objective. CAD CAM appliances, printed metal, aligners — each selected by clinical purpose, not preference.
Principle 01
Objective based planning. The goal defines the path.
Principle 02
Stage based execution. Each phase has purpose and control.
Principle 03
Tool selection by clinical purpose. Not vendor, not habit.
The doctor defines the goal.
The system structures the treatment.
The tools follow the objective.
06 Treatment staging map

Structured stages.

Purpose driven progression.

Stage 01
Foundation
Objective
Establish skeletal and dental foundation. Alignment, space management, and anchorage.
Complete
▶ You are here
Stage 02
Occlusion
Objective
Create functional occlusion and relationship control across arches.
Active
Stage 03
Smile
Objective
Align aesthetics with facial and dental goals. Detail refinement.
Upcoming
Stage 04
Finish & Retention
Objective
Refine details and stabilize the result. Long term maintenance.
Upcoming
Simple cases may use only one control block. Complex cases may use several overlapping stages. The system adapts to clinical need — not the other way around.
07 Tool logic

Right objective.
Right tool.
Right result.

Objective Appliance Reason Stage
Distalization
CAD CAM distalization appliance
CAD CAM Appliance
Segmental control
 Precise posterior movement with full anchorage control Foundation
Intrusion
TAD-anchored intrusion appliance
TAD-Anchored Appliance
Skeletal anchorage intrusion
 Direct vertical control with skeletal anchorage for true tooth intrusion Occlusion
Anchorage + Force
Hybrid fixed appliance
Hybrid Appliance
Fixed + aligner hybrid
 Combines fixed mechanics for anchorage with aligner comfort Occlusion
Finishing
Clear aligner finishing
Clear Aligners
Detail refinement
 Precise detail refinement and aesthetic control in final stages Smile
Retention
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Retainer / Positioner
Stability protocol
 Long term stability and maintenance of achieved result Retention
08 Doctor workflow

Simple workflow.
Doctor in control.

01
📋
Submit case
Share records and patient information
02
📊
Receive objective plan
Get a plan aligned with the desired outcome
03
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Review staging map
Understand sequence, stages, and tool strategy
04
✓
Doctor approval
Doctor confirms the clinical direction
05
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Treat with structured support
Execute with guidance, appliances, and support
Doctor approval is central. The system supports clinical judgment. It does not replace it. Every treatment plan is reviewed and confirmed by the treating doctor before execution begins.
09 DSO efficiency impact

Measurable impact.
Compounding growth.

Operational improvements that compound across clinics and cases.

Treatment Variability
−40%
Reduction in variance across treatment plans between doctors
Mid-course Corrections
−35%
Fewer unplanned corrections and reactive adjustments
Doctor Onboarding
−50%
Faster integration of new doctors into structured workflows
Chair Time Predictability
+60%
Improvement in appointment scheduling consistency
Illustrative operational model. Final data depends on case mix, clinical protocol adoption, and organizational workflow.
10 Clinical example

One case.
OrthoEye in action.

Case #44572 Posterior Space Management · Foundation Stage
Foundation Only Active
Clinical Image
Clinical treatment mechanics visualization
Problem
Posterior space opening needed
Objective
Create implant space, maintain anchorage
Applied Appliance
CAD CAM segmental appliance
Appliance
CAD CAM Segmental Appliance
Stage
Foundation only
Expected Outcomes
  • Create implant space in posterior segment
  • Maintain anchorage throughout treatment
  • Prepare for implant placement
  • Support occlusal stability
  • Controlled single-stage execution
Stage Progress 35%
14 mo
Est. treatment time
82%
Predictability score
11 Strategic value

We do not replace expertise.
We make it scalable.

Predictable orthodontic excellence needs structure, not more complexity. OrthoEye creates a shared clinical framework that extends expert decision-making across every doctor and clinic in your network.

One method
Consistent clinical framework across all clinics
Many doctors
Each doctor supported by the same structured approach
Consistent outcomes
Predictable results regardless of doctor seniority
Scalable growth
Add clinics without adding variability
OE
One method
Clinic A
Network
Clinic B
Network
Clinic C
Network
Clinic D
Network
Clinic E
Network
Clinic F
Network
12 Method

Objectives first.
Appliances second.

Every treatment starts with the clinical objective. The system then defines the stage sequence, biomechanical requirements, and best fitting tools. Structure first, then execution.

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Objectives
⚙️
Biomechanics
🗺️
Staging
🔧
Appliance selection
🏥
Execution
💬
Support
Philosophy
The tool should follow the objective, not define it. OrthoEye ensures every appliance decision is grounded in clinical intent — not availability, habit, or vendor preference.
Result
A clinical system that scales expert orthodontic decision-making across any number of clinics, cases, and doctors — without losing clinical control.
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