A directly printed aligner.
Soleir describes a digitally designed, directly printed appliance with variable thickness and a shape-memory material called ActiveMemory™.
A provider’s guide • General dentistry
Your next chapter
in patient care.
Considering clear aligners for your practice? Get to know Soleir—from the technology inside the aligner to the decisions behind your first case.
A practical exploration for dentists building an aligner service.
4D Aligner™Direct printing. Variable thickness. ActiveMemory™.
See Soleir in motion
Meet the next generation
of clear aligners.
Watch the product film featured on Soleir’s website, then explore the clinical workflow below.
Original Soleir product video. Open video separately ↗
The bird’s-eye view
What am I really adding
to my practice?
A clear-aligner service brings together an appliance, a treatment plan, and an ongoing care process. Evaluate all three before choosing your system.
A plan you review.
Soleir offers orthodontist-led case design and states that submitted cases receive orthodontist review. You assess the proposed plan for your patient.
A service you lead.
Your practice needs a process for diagnosis, informed consent, delivery, follow-up, and retention. Technology supports that process; clinical judgment guides it.
The first decision: Can my team deliver a consistent, appropriately supervised aligner experience—and what support will help us do it well?
From interest to a first case
A connected pathway.
Defined checkpoints.
Explore the portal, review a sample plan, and understand how support works before committing to treatment.
Explore the workflow →RecordsDigital submission of scans, photos, and supporting clinical records.
ReviewEvaluate the proposed movements and resolve questions before approval.
MonitorFollow patient progress and define when to intervene or seek assistance.
The deep dive / 01
Understand the appliance.
Then ask what it means clinically.
Three product concepts to explore in a hands-on demonstration.
Direct printing
The aligner is manufactured from its digital design.
Soleir uses direct printing rather than forming a heated plastic sheet over a model. That manufacturing approach is the starting point for its customization story.
Ask to see:
A real case’s prescription, digital plan, and finished appliance together. How are design changes reviewed and translated into production?
Variable thickness
Different regions. Deliberate design.
Soleir describes thickness variation within an aligner to tailor force application. Ask how those choices connect to the planned movements in a specific case.
Ask to see:
Who specifies thickness, how the provider reviews it, and when attachments or other treatment mechanics remain necessary.
ActiveMemory™
A material designed for shape recovery.
Soleir describes shape recovery using its prescribed heated cleaning process. Have the team demonstrate the current instructions and patient education materials.
Ask to see:
The exact care protocol, compatible equipment, and how a patient should respond to a damaged or poorly fitting tray.
Product visuals: Soleir’s website and introduction document. The 4D Aligner rendering is from “Introducing Soleir.docx.” Ask for clinical evidence relevant to your intended case types; outcomes and appliance requirements depend on the patient and treatment plan.
The deep dive / 02
Walk through a case
before you submit one.
Soleir’s provider pathway includes registration, case submission, records upload, and plan approval. Here’s how to evaluate it from your chair.
Prepare the practice
Register as a provider. Confirm onboarding, team training, scanner compatibility, and support contacts.
Build the clinical record
Provide the patient records, prescription, and treatment objectives. Ask what makes a submission complete.
Assess the plan
Review the proposed movements, discuss changes, and secure patient acceptance before approving production.
Deliver and monitor
Verify fit, teach use and care, track progress, and establish a retention plan.
Plan your appointments around confirmed dates. Ask the demo team for current planning and shipping estimates, shipment staging, and what happens if records or revisions delay a case.
The deep dive / 03
Start with clinical readiness.
A useful first question is: “Which cases am I equipped to diagnose, manage, and finish?”
Your role as the treating dentist
- Assess oral health, treatment objectives, and diagnostic records.
- Understand the proposed tooth movements and their limitations.
- Discuss alternatives, risks, patient responsibilities, and consent.
- Define progress checks, escalation criteria, and retention.
What to clarify with Soleir
- How orthodontist review and provider communication work.
- Which case types suit a provider’s experience and training.
- What monitoring includes and who reviews incoming information.
- How refinements, difficult cases, and referrals are supported.
How should I approach my first cases?
Define a case-selection framework with appropriate clinical education and support. Discuss diagnostic requirements, complexity, and the point at which you would refer or collaborate with an orthodontist. Ask Soleir to walk through both a suitable introductory case and a case they would advise you to refer.
Does orthodontist review mean I can approve any proposed plan?
Before approval, understand the treatment objectives, planned movements, limitations, and care requirements. Clarify the scope of the reviewing orthodontist’s role and how clinical questions are resolved. Establish who is responsible for each decision and communication.
What happens when a patient stops tracking?
Soleir describes support for midcourse refinements and digital monitoring. Request a complete example: what flags a problem, who sees it, how your practice is notified, and how a revised plan is approved. Confirm response times and any associated charges.
Are attachments always avoidable?
No blanket promise belongs in the patient conversation. Soleir’s detailed product page acknowledges that some patients require attachments. Ask for case-specific planning criteria and examples relevant to the patients you expect to treat.
Practice opportunity explorer
What could aligner care
make possible in your practice?
Explore adding Soleir to a practice that does not currently offer aligners. See the economics of a new service—and how different follow-up plans could affect available chair time.
Your assumptions.
Your practice.
No assumed clinical savings.
Your practice.
No assumed clinical savings.
Illustrative planning model. Starting values are examples, not practice benchmarks or Soleir outcome claims. Both follow-up plans start with the same visit count. A lower number is a scenario to explore, never a recommendation to reduce clinically necessary care.
01 / Add a service
Define your case cohort
All results cover the full course of care for this group of cases. They are not monthly or annual cash-flow projections.
Aligner revenue—
Drag the handle to explore 1–100 cases, use the − / + buttons, or enter a case count below.
All calculator amounts and results are in USD. Example fees and costs are editable. Include applicable monitoring, scans, retainers, team/doctor labor, supplies, shipping, insurance, and additional visits in your direct-cost estimate. The base price alone may not include these.
*Illustrative base prices use the 2025 introduction documents. All pricing is subject to change; confirm current pricing with Pacific Gloves before making a decision. Revision coverage varies by program incentives and prepaid insurance options. Confirm terms with Soleir/Pacific Gloves.
02 / Model the appointmentsBuild two follow-up scenarios
This compares two hypothetical schedules for the same new aligner service—not two products or measured treatment results. Do not subtract existing dental visits that would still occur.
Reference follow-up plan
Your Soleir scenario
Off-chair work is shown separately; it does not create chair capacity. Include its labor cost above. Clinical visit needs vary by patient.
“Explore 2 fewer reviews” changes an assumption only. It is not a Soleir performance claim.
03 / Value available timeCould freed time become paid care?
Freed minutes become an opportunity only when staffing, appointment blocks, and patient demand allow them to be booked.
Describe one repeatable mix of procedures. The model fits complete mixes into the available hours; leftover minutes are not counted as revenue.
An example cost assumption. Adjust for supplies, lab fees, variable labor, and other direct costs of the replacement care.
Your full-course cohort
12 casesScenario · not a forecast
New aligner service contribution—
Collected fees less base case prices and your other direct costs. Before fixed overhead and opportunity cost.
Aligner collections—
Soleir scenario chair hours—
Chair time required for these cases
Reference plan
—
Soleir scenario
—
Same initial/completion time; editable in-office reviews.
Chair hours freed vs reference—
In-office reviews avoided—
Freed hours—
Potential additional collections vs reference plan—
Contribution from that replacement care—
Read these separately. New-service contribution is compared with offering no aligner service. Replacement-care collections are compared with the reference follow-up plan. They are not added together here.
What this model includes
- New-service contribution = cases × (collected patient fee − base case price − other direct case costs).
- Chair time = cases × (initial/delivery minutes + completion minutes + in-office reviews × minutes per review) ÷ 60.
- Freed chair hours = reference chair hours − Soleir scenario chair hours.
- Fillable hours = positive freed hours × your refill percentage.
- Hourly mode: collections = fillable hours × expected collections per hour.
- Procedure mode: complete mixes = fillable minutes ÷ minutes per mix, rounded down. Collections = complete mixes × collections per mix.
- Replacement-care contribution = collections × (1 − direct-cost percentage).
No assumed savings from Soleir technology, no treatment-outcome predictions, and no double-counting of revenue. Training, setup costs, fixed overhead, financing, and displaced existing work must be assessed separately.
Starting from no aligner service?
Aligner care uses chair time even when follow-up is efficient. Review staffing, training, total treatment workload, patient demand, and whether these appointments would displace existing paid care. Off-chair monitoring also requires time and appropriate clinical oversight.
Discuss your practice scenario →Provider pricing · USD
A baseline for your planning.
Displayed prices are in USD and are subject to change. These illustrative case prices are used in the calculator above. New Zealand pricing options are available for discussion with Pacific Gloves.
| Case category | Single arch (USD)* | Dual arch (USD)* |
|---|---|---|
| Mild | $495 | $795 |
| Moderate | $895 | $1,195 |
| Moderate+ | $1,095 | $1,395 |
| Complex | $1,295 | $1,695 |
*Revision coverage varies by program incentives and prepaid insurance options. Confirm applicable terms with Soleir/Pacific Gloves.
Source: “Introducing Soleir.docx” and “Introducing Soleir- Dr. Jim Jones, DDS..docx,” last modified September 9 and August 26, 2025. Current prices, program eligibility, insurance terms, and package inclusions remain subject to confirmation with Soleir/Pacific Gloves.
For New Zealand partners
Explore a partnership
with Pacific Gloves.
New Zealand pricing options are available for discussion. Displayed prices are in USD and are subject to change.
Pricing options
Discuss New Zealand pricing and package inclusions directly with Pacific Gloves.
Individually quoted shipping
All shipping, freight, delivery timing, and import charges will be quoted individually.
Partner and white-label terms
White-label opportunities are available. Partner terms, including branding, commitments, and fees, will be discussed individually.
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An option for your practice
Your patient experience.
Your practice brand.
White-label opportunities for Soleir clear aligners are available. Explore how the offering could support your practice’s own brand.
Ask about white-label options.
Partner terms will be discussed individually. Discuss branding, packaging, onboarding, minimum commitments, and any additional fees with Pacific Gloves. Confirm which elements can carry your brand and which manufacturer information must remain.
Explore white-labeling →See the system in action
Could Soleir fit
your practice?
Request a product demonstration. Explore the appliance, follow a sample case, and discuss the support your team needs to get started.
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