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The first digital Invisalign Scientific Symposium

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Welcome to the first Align digital symposium.

Markus Sebastian (on screen) opended the symposium.

Hosts Melissa Porter (left) and Dr Beena Harkison.

Moderator Dr Beena Harkison

Dr Dieter Brothag

Dr Federico Migliori

Dr Sandra Tai

Dr Sandra Tai

Dr Simona Dianiskova

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