Align drops annual case requirement for Invisalign providers

Apr 21, 2010

Reversing a controversial policy put into effect last year, Align Technology announced today that, effective immediately, it will no longer require all dentists who want to be active Invisalign providers to start at least 10 Invisalign cases annually.

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