Becoming an Infinity Aligner Provider: What Oklahoma Dentists Should Know

Clear aligners are one of the most requested treatments in general dentistry, and many practices want to offer them without taking on large startup costs or volume commitments. Here's an overview of how the Infinity Aligner provider program works and what to consider before joining.

Infinity Aligner trays are manufactured in Oklahoma City. Certified providers typically receive a case within 10–14 business days of submitting it, and replacements travel the same short route. For practices and patients in Oklahoma, that means fewer delays between approval and the first fitting.

Certification is free and includes CE hours. The online course is self-paced, so you can complete it around your schedule.

• No startup fee to join the program
• No requirement to buy specific hardware
• No minimum case volume
• A per-case fee, so costs follow the cases you actually treat

Cases can be submitted with scans from your intraoral scanner or with PVS impressions. Plans are reviewed and approved through the provider portal, where you can also track each case.

Each certified provider is assigned a clinical representative. You can discuss case selection before submitting, ask questions during planning, and get help when a case needs refinement.

• A practice marketing kit
• A listing in the Find-a-Provider directory used by patients looking for aligners

• You see patients asking about clear aligners and want to offer an option in-house.
• You're comfortable treating mild to moderate cases and referring complex ones.
• You want to add aligners without a volume commitment.

Visit the dentists page to learn more about certification and apply. Our team will walk you through the next steps and answer questions about how the program fits your practice.