
Clear Aligner Brands: How to Compare Aligner Systems
Eight aligner brands, who owns them and what is documented about each. In one study four companies planned the same 10 patients differently.
Clinical experience, misunderstood concepts and frequently asked questions. Notes from many years of practice.

Eight aligner brands, who owns them and what is documented about each. In one study four companies planned the same 10 patients differently.

Spark is made by Ormco, part of Envista; Invisalign by Align Technology. No published clinical trial compares the two. Laboratory studies of staining give mixed results, and case complexity decides the fee.

ClearCorrect belongs to the Straumann Group, Invisalign to Align Technology. No clinical trial compares them, and laboratory studies differ on staining.

Angelalign reported about 532,400 cases for 2025, Align 2,611.3 thousand. One cohort of 29 extraction patients compares the two materials directly.

Invisalign has a large clinical record; SureSmile aligners have one accuracy study of 14 patients, and no trial compares the two. Much of SureSmile's reputation comes from its archwire system, a different appliance.

An in vitro test of aligners from 5 companies, K Line among them, found statistically meaningful colour change after tea, coffee and spice exposure. No published study compares its tooth movement with Invisalign; what that means before you choose.

Nuvola is an Italian clear aligner made by G.E.O. S.r.l. near Rome. No published clinical study compares it with Invisalign; here is what you can check.

Clear aligners are custom-made removable trays, worn 20 to 22 hours a day, that move teeth in small stages; at Mosdent treatment takes 6 to 24 months.

Invisalign is a clear-aligner brand of Align Technology. At Mosdent, treatment starts with a digital scan and ClinCheck plan and takes 6 to 24 months.