Scope
Choose the appliance family first
The TeeX profile lists retainers, spring and expansion devices, functional appliances and clear aligners. These are separate product categories, each requiring its own prescription and fabrication details.
- Post-treatment retainer enquiries
- Spring and expansion appliance enquiries
- Functional appliance and clear-aligner enquiries
Prescription
The clinician defines the clinical plan
The treating professional selects the appliance and determines whether it suits the patient. TeeX’s role is to discuss the requested design and laboratory production; a catalogue description is not a treatment recommendation.
- Specify the appliance category and intended design
- Identify arch and requested construction features
- Resolve prescription questions before fabrication
Case brief
Records and instructions for production review
Share the records and written instructions needed to evaluate the case. Ask TeeX to confirm which scan or model formats and submission method are accepted before sending patient data.
On this page / Case brief
- Clinician-approved prescription and design instructions
- Arch, scan or model records and any relevant reference
- Review contact and required approval point
Before ordering
Confirm the exact appliance and deliverables
Discuss materials, design review, available product documents and the order terms for the selected appliance. Sports mouthguards and sleep-related devices shown elsewhere in the catalogue should be discussed separately, not treated as standard aligner products.
- Exact appliance type and proposed material
- Available documentation for the selected product
- Production, transport and remake arrangements per case
For dental professionals. The prescribing clinician determines clinical indications and approves the treatment plan. Product specifications, documentation and order terms should be confirmed for each case.