Making custom behind-the-teeth aligners for discreet orthodontic treatment
Orthodontic patients face trade-offs between appearance, comfort and daily routines. Lingual braces hide behind the teeth but can be painful and expensive, while clear aligners remain visible and need removal for eating and drinking.
InTeeth makes personalised InLiners that clip onto attachments behind the teeth to straighten them discreetly. Digital treatment planning guides tooth movement, while the removable design lets patients brush and floss normally.
What stands out about InTeeth
Evaluated the InLiner orthodontic system in a clinical study involving 50 patients.
Source ↗Secured over CHF 1 million in non-dilutive grants to build the software and minimum viable orthodontic product.
Source ↗Co-founded by Antoine Meley, an orthodontic practitioner and inventor of the InLiner concept.
Source ↗Spun out of the University of Geneva to develop behind-the-teeth orthodontic aligners.
Source ↗Co-founded by Hugo Meley, who holds a PhD in physics from the University of Geneva and developed the platform’s 3D technology.
Source ↗Developed the founding project’s dedicated 3D CAD software with HEIG-VD’s Industrial Automation Institute through an Innosuisse-supported project.
Source ↗Built the InLiner minimum viable product and proprietary 3D manufacturing technology, producing thousands of orthodontic devices by 2025.
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