LightForce candidate Summer Bond presented a before-and-after comparison of device performance against a competitor using public clinical data and field calls in her final round interview.
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A candidate walked into her final round with a one-page printout she'd made herself, a before-and-after comparison of how our device stacked up against the competitor sh…
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LightForce
The first patient-specific 3D-printed generative braces system. Generated from the doctor's treatment plan.
- Industry
- Medical Device
- Location
- Wilmington, US
- Company size
- 201–500 employees
About LightForce
LightForce pioneered generative braces with the introduction of the world's first fully individualized 3D-printed bracket in 2019. Today, the company's platform unites digital treatment planning, advanced 3D manufacturing, and algorithmically generated indirect bonding to produce a completely individualized set of appliances for each patient, now in ceramic and metal. Backed by $200 million in funding from investors including Kleiner Perkins, Ally Bridge Group, and the American Association of Orthodontists, LightForce is used by orthodontic practices across the United States. The orthodontist designs the smile. LightForce brings it into existence. Every bracket is born from light™.
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