Align Technology Introduces Itero Luminatm Intraoral Scanner In Saudi Arabia At The Saudi International Dental Conference 2026

(MENAFN- Mid-East Info) Align Technology marks the official Saudi launch of iTero LuminaTM intraoral scanner through clinical education, live demonstrations, and dedicated launch events in Riyadh and Jeddah

** Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia** ** – 23 February 2026**: Align Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: ALGN), a global medical device company that designs, manufactures, and sells the Invisalign® System of clear aligners, iTeroTM intraoral scanners, and exocadTM CAD/CAM software, participated in the Saudi International Dental Conference (SIDC) 2026, held from 5–7 February at the Riyadh Front Exhibition & Conference Center, marking the official launch of the iTero LuminaTM Pro intraoral scanner in Saudi Arabia.

Align Technology’s participation at SIDC 2026 reflected its continued investment in advancing digital dentistry and supporting clinical excellence across the Kingdom. The conference, one of Saudi Arabia’s largest dental gatherings, brought together general practitioners and restorative dentists from across the region, providing a key platform for professional exchange, education, and engagement with emerging digital workflows.

As part of the congress program, Align Technology delivered expert-led educational sessions by international speaker Dr. Tommaso Weinstein, who presented two lectures focused on the role of digital technology in modern dental practice. His sessions addressed the utilization of artificial intelligence in patient consultations, as well as the application of advanced intraoral scanning and digital workflows in complex rehabilitative cases, highlighting accuracy, efficiency, and clinical predictability.

In parallel with SIDC, Align Technology hosted dedicated iTero LuminaTM intraoral scanner launch events in Jeddah on 5 February and Riyadh on 6 February, welcoming orthodontists and Invisalign providers alongside general practitioners. The events featured clinical insights from regional and international speakers, including Dr. Meshari Al-Fouzan, Dr. Nicolo D’Ovidio, Dr. Siju George, and Dr. Tommaso Weinstein, who shared real-world perspectives on how iTero LuminaTM Pro has impacted diagnostics, treatment planning, and patient consultation in their practices.

Commenting on the launch, Angelo Maura, Sr. General Manager, Align Technology Middle East & Africa, said,“Introducing iTero LuminaTM intraoral scanner to the Saudi market represents an important milestone for Align Technology in the Kingdom. Powered by iTero Multi-Direct CaptureTM technology, iTero LuminaTM Pro expands diagnostic capabilities across orthodontic and restorative workflows, supporting clinicians with greater accuracy, efficiency, and confidence. We are proud to continue supporting dental practices in Saudi Arabia by bringing advanced intraoral scanning innovation closer to doctors and their patients.”

Dr. Nicolo D’Ovidio, Restorative Dentist, added:“In restorative dentistry, precision and efficiency are critical at every stage of care. iTero LuminaTM Pro introduces a new level of scan quality and clinical versatility that can streamline digital workflows, improve diagnostic clarity, and support more predictable outcomes for patients.”

During SIDC, attendees were invited to visit Align Technology’s exhibition booth, where they experienced live demonstrations of iTero LuminaTM Pro for the first time in Saudi Arabia. The scanner is designed to capture more data quickly and accurately, featuring a three-times larger field of view [1] and a maximum capture distance of 25mm[2] to simplify scanning of challenging anatomical areas, including palates, edentulous spaces, and crowded or partially erupted teeth. Advanced optics and software enable the creation of photorealistic 3D models[3], supporting precise diagnosis and predictable restorative[4] and orthodontic outcomes. In addition, the device combines photorealistic 3D models [5] with an integrated HD intraoral camera and interproximal caries detection capabilities in a single system, helping clinicians minimize chair time and optimize workflows[6].

The introduction of iTero LuminaTM Pro also reinforces Align Technology’s broader commitment to education and training. Doctors in Saudi Arabia can access ongoing online group sessions, study club presentations, and educational initiatives focused on maximizing the clinical benefits of the technology, supported by Align’s local team and representatives.

iTero LuminaTM Pro has been officially available to doctors in Saudi Arabia since 5th February 2026. Clinicians seeking further information or wishing to connect with Align Technology regarding the new scanner can register via the contact form at .

Align Technology continues to invest in bringing innovation, education, and digital solutions to the region, supporting the ongoing evolution of dental care across Saudi Arabia and the wider Middle East.

[1] Compared to the field of view of the iTero ElementTM 5D imaging system, when the iTero LuminaTM intraoral

scanner’s scanning distance is 12 mm. Data on file at Align Technology, as of November 15, 2023.

[2] Compared to the iTero ElementTM 5D dental imaging system with tolerance AVE=±0.1 operating at a working distance from 0-20 mm. Data on file at Align Technology, as of November 15, 2023.

[3] For Invisalign record-taking cases only. Based on a survey in September 2023 of n=22 users who participated in a global limited market release, working with iTero LuminaTM intraoral scanner for an average period of 6 months, representing both Invisalign trained general practitioners and orthodontists, and their staff in NA, EU and APAC, who were presented with a 4 point level of agreement scale from strongly agree to strongly disagree with the following statement:“iTero LuminaTM intraoral scanner 3D model’s superior 3D model eliminates the need to take intraoral photos.” and“iTero LuminaTM intraoral scanner photorealistic scans enable orthodontic clinical assessment the same way intraoral photos do.” Data on file at Align Technology, as of November 15, 2023.

[4] Based on bench testing conducted in June 2024 according to ADA/ ANSI 132 standard requirements for long distance full jaw accuracy (average error =0.03% – 0.24% < 0.25%), crown accuracy (average error =0% – 0.9% < 1%) and inlay accuracy specimens (average error =0% – 0.4% < 1%).

[5] Can not be used to imply that intraoral photographs may not be needed for practice patient records.

[6] Compared to the iTero Element 2 scanner/iTero Element 5D imaging system cart. Data on file at Align Technology, as of December 22, 2020

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