Experience the predictability of 3M™ Clarity™ Aligners Flex + Force

3MORL Early Evaluators Flex First (Music) (DESCRIBED VIDEO) A woman sits facing camera, with a background painted with colorful fruit. TEXT ON SCREEN - Dr. Vanessa Peterson - Synergi Orthodontic Specialists (Dr. Peterson) When I first heard about the 3M Aligners System with complimentary materials, I was really excited. I pictured myself traditionally using the 3M Flex Material first and moving into 3M Force. I was really surprised by how comfortable and easy the flexible material is. (DESCRIBED VIDEO) A man on a white background smiles at the camera. (Dr. Peterson) Being able to use the 3M Flex when needed with many attachments to make sure that the trays stay seated and we get those rotations out and then moving into 3M Force for detail, I think is efficient, it's great for patient care, and it's exciting. (DESCRIBED VIDEO) Aligners float on screen over a grey background. Graphics appear on screen. A hand next to a checkmark and an x. We see wavy lines corresponding to Flex and zig zag lines corresponding to Force. TEXT ON SCREEN - 3M Clarity Aligners Flex. 3M Clarity Aligners Force. (Dr. Peterson) So the 3M Oral Care portal has a section for clinical preferences. And if you spend time putting in your preferences, it's really paid dividends because the techs who are setting up the treatment design present the initial treatment designed and ready to go. (DESCRIBED VIDEO) We see a female customer service rep talking on the phone. (Dr. Peterson) The benefit of being able to customize treatment for each patient allows me to believe in the 3M Clarity Aligners System and choosing that over braces more often. I would absolutely recommend that an orthodontist try the new 3M Clarity Aligners System with the two materials. TEXT ON SCREEN – 3M Clarity. Esthetic Orthodontic Solutions. Dr. Vanessa Peterson, Consultant for 3M 3M and Clarity are trademarks of 3M. @2021 All rights reserved. (MUSIC)

3MORL Early Evaluators Force First (Music) (DESCRIBED VIDEO) A man with glasses, sits in front of the camera looking at the audience. TEXT ON SCREEN - Dr. Rick O'Neil - South Alabama Orthodontics (Dr. O'Neil) We have been using 3M Clarity Aligners exclusively since the launch. The flex and force material really is nice because it's not a one size fits all approach to all patients. Me, personally, I tend to fall into the force first and followed by flex material, and to where if there's a case where we need expansion or we need deep bite correction, I will let the force material do all the heavy lifting for me, and then I can transition into the flex material to be able to finish the alignment and the detailing of that case into an aligner treatment plan that will give them the desired result. (DESCRIBED VIDEO) Aligners float on screen over a grey background. Graphics appear on screen. A hand next to a checkmark and an x. We see zig zag lines corresponding to Force and wavy lines corresponding to Flex. TEXT ON SCREEN - 3M Clarity Aligners Flex. 3M Clarity Aligners Force. (Dr. O'Neil) And also it won't sacrifice any of the results that I'm striving for as the clinician as well. So it's kind of a win-win for both.From an overall standpoint, the aesthetics, the comfort, and the scratch and stain resistance was both the same in both products. (DESCRIBED VIDEO) A woman on a white background smiles at the camera. (Dr. O'Neil) Customer support is huge with the Oral Care Portal in making sure that you have a wonderful experience, but you're also getting what you want and what you expect out of the product and out of the aligners. (DESCRIBED VIDEO) We see a female customer service rep talking on the phone. (Dr. O'Neil) So, again, it's a very individualized approach to allow you to treat the case in a way that you desire. And you're not being dictated by a software or a company. TEXT ON SCREEN – 3M Clarity. Esthetic Orthodontic Solutions. Dr. Rick O'Neil, Consultant for 3M. 3M and Clarity are trademarks of 3M. @2021 All rights reserved. (MUSIC)