_{Please email us at [email protected] and we will provide you with personalized support}

_{Our courses can be taken in any order. They are designed to offer something for beginner to advanced user. That being said, for experienced providers, we would recommend starting with our Attachments and Biomechanics course or our Mixed Dentition series. Diagnosis, Development and Treatment Planning covers orthodontic principles that are helpful to know for Mixed Dentition courses; however, some experienced providers have this knowledge already.}

_{Virtual courses were the original Clearly Aligned™ offering. They contain 8-12 hours of content on a specific topic. Individual course content is available for one year from the time of purchase. Course packages bundle individual courses. They have the same content as the individual courses at a lower cost and access is for two years. Live courses cover the content in our virtual courses. For individuals taking our live courses, we grant access to our virtual course of the same title. This allows for preparation prior and review following the live course. We offer a discounted price to live courses for those who have previously taken the virtual course.}

_{You have immediate access to all the course content from the date of sign-up. For individual courses, this access lasts for one year. For packages, this access lasts for 2 years. Access can be continued with the purchase of an optional monthly subscription.}

_{Questions are answered weekly on the educational portal and private Facebook group. Furthermore, we always take questions at [email protected]}

_{We offer PACE CE credits for all of our live and virtual courses. We also offer CE credits for our live zoom sessions.}

_{The Clearly Aligned™ Team now offers ClinCheck® Services support services. Please visit the ClinCheck® Services page of our website to explore your options.}

_{Our courses can be taken in any order. They are designed to offer something for beginner to advanced providers. That being said, for new users of clear aligners, we would recommend starting with our Foundational Systems of Clear Aligners and then moving on to Attachments and Biomechanics.}