Starting cases is easy. Finishing them to your satisfaction is the challenge. M.O.C.A. 201 takes you from running cases to designing them. Predictable mechanics, cleaner refinements, and the complex cases you used to refer out.
You've moved past the "can I do this" phase. You're running cases. But volume alone doesn't build mastery. Mastery lives in the cases you can't finish, the cases you still refer out, and the plans you don't feel you truly own.
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Cases that never finish cleanly
One refinement turns into two, then three. Rotations hold, extrusions stall, torque slips. The software says complete. The occlusion says otherwise. Chair time, trust, and margin all leak out the back.
"A case that needs three refinements isn't a refinement problem. It's a design problem."
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The cases you still refer out
Deep bites. Open bites. Class II with a skeletal tendency. Crowding past 6mm. You know aligners can move those teeth. But without a plan you trust, the patient walks across town, or settles for an option you don't believe in.
"Every referred case is a case you could have designed differently."
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You modify the plan. You don't design it.
You tweak staging, flip an attachment, push a tooth. But you're reacting to what the software proposed, not engineering a force system from scratch. The ceiling isn't your skill. It's baked into the default plan.
"Staging is not strategy. The force system is."
Stop running cases. Start designing them.
M.O.C.A. 201 is built for the provider who is done guessing. Mechanics first. Software second.
Four real transformations. Each one lives inside a M.O.C.A. 201 module. The mechanics, the sequencing, the attachments, the decisions. All unpacked.
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BeforeAfter
Deep bite correction
100% deep bite. Before restoration.
Some still say you can't treat deep bite with clear aligners. This is the kind of vertical change most providers send to ortho, sometimes end up with braces, but here opened cleanly with aligners only.
16mo treatment68 aligners1 refinement
BeforeAfter
Anterior open bite
Anterior open bite closed vertically.
Classic tongue thrust patient. Closed without surgery, without brackets, without a single posterior build up. The mechanics are entirely about force vector and retention.
14mo treatment60 aligners1 refinement
BeforeAfter
Class III correction
Class III corrected. No surgery referral.
Skeletal Class III tendency addressed with strategic aligner mechanics. Dental compensation, controlled anterior movement, class III elastics. The case that normally walks out to a surgeon, finished in your chair.
18mo treatment78 aligners1 refinement
BeforeAfter
Complex cases
Ectopic canine, brought to the arch.
High ectopic upper canine erupted into alignment without a bracket on the tooth. Space reopening, attachment strategy, extraction of a lower incisor, and a staged biomechanical plan from day one.
22mo treatment96 aligners2 refinements
BeforeAfter
Preventive and interceptive
Kids. Anterior crossbite, age 9.
Mixed dentition with anterior crossbite. Arch development driven by aligners and attachments on erupted molars. Early intervention that protects the teeth, the occlusion, and the future ortho bill.
14mo treatment60 aligners2 refinements
BeforeAfter
Severe space missing
Kids. Class II with growth on your side.
9 year old patient with skeletal Class II tendency. Severe space missing. The kind of case where parents treat you like a hero.
16mo treatment70 aligners2 refinement
Every case above is a module. Every module is a method. M.O.C.A. 201 is where they live.
Twelve modules. Every clinical pattern you meet in daily practice. Unpacked with the mechanics, the sequencing, and the decisions that separate running cases from finishing them.
The reference in clear aligner education
12modules
45CE hours
365days access
24/7any device
AGDPACE approved
What's inside
Five clinical pillars. Twelve modules. Zero filler.
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Virtual vs clinical setup
Own the software instead of following it. Prescription writing, preferences, staging logic, and the questions to ask before the plan comes back.
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Class II and distalization
Sequential versus bodily distalization, Class II elastics, anchorage control, and the cases that used to send your teen patients across town.
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Advanced mechanics
Deep bite opening, anterior open bite closure, intrusion, extrusion, torque control. Where aligners stop being "clear braces" and start being mechanics.
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Complex cases
Ectopic canines, root resorption management, Class III correction, severe crowding. The cases that make other providers say "refer out," finished in your chair.
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Preventive and interceptive
Mixed dentition, Phase I timing, airway considerations, and the early intervention that protects the occlusion and the future ortho bill.
A 15 minute call with Eva clears the questions the website can't answer.
Providers speak
What changes when you think like plastic.
Three continents. Three practices. One shared shift in how they plan, sequence, and finish cases.
Thousands of providers trained worldwide
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I practiced traditional orthodontics for over 20 years and thought clear aligners were not effective. Then I found M.O.C.A. 101, took it, and I am now enrolled in M.O.C.A. 201. The CLEAR Institute taught me to think like plastic and to trust the plastic. In six months, my orthodontic caseload has doubled and orthodontics is fun again.
Dr. Travis Murphy
General Dentist · Montague, Canada
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The M.O.C.A. programs have been the best I have encountered on aligners and I have enjoyed every step of the way. It will be a paradigm shift in how I deliver aligners to my patients. The material is well thought through and will benefit most general practitioners. I am glad I made the MOVE.
Dr. Emmanuel Arkaah
General Dentist · Quarshie, Ghana
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This program exceeded all my expectations. Dr. Reinhardt has a natural ability to hold your attention while breaking down complex topics in a way that feels clear, logical, and even fun. Don't wait to start M.O.C.A. 201.
The honest answers providers ask before committing to M.O.C.A. 201. If something is not here, book a call and ask directly.
Do I need to complete M.O.C.A. 101 first?
No. But in M.O.C.A. 201 we assume you already think like plastic, and you master the concepts taught in MOCA 101. If you have not completed M.O.C.A. 101, start there. It sets the clinical foundation that 201 builds on. Every concept in 201, from ClinCheck logic to complex biomechanics, is anchored in the methodology taught in 101.
How much time per week should I plan for?
Most providers commit 2 to 4 hours per week. The 45 hours of content are broken into short, clinical modules. You can study between patients, after hours, or during a quiet lunch. The program is designed around the way a practicing dentist actually lives.
Most enrolled providers finish within 3 to 6 months and use the remaining time to revisit modules as they apply concepts to real cases.
How long do I have access to the program?
You get 365 days of full access from your enrollment date. Every module, every case, every update released during that period. Watch, rewatch, pause, come back. The platform is available 24/7, so you learn on your schedule.
Will the CE credits count in my jurisdiction?
The CLEAR Institute is an AGD PACE approved provider. The 45 CE hours are recognized across most states, provinces, and international licensing boards that accept PACE credits. If you practice in a jurisdiction with specific requirements, check with your local board to confirm acceptance.
Does this only work with Invisalign, or any aligner brand?
The methodology is brand neutral. You learn clinical logic, ClinCheck and setup principles, and biomechanics that apply to any clear aligner system. Providers inside the CLEAR community use the M.O.C.A. framework with Invisalign, Spark, and in-house aligners alike. Think like plastic, and the brand becomes a tool, not a limitation.
Is this for general dentists or orthodontists?
Both. The majority of our providers are general dentists treating Class I to Class III cases with confidence. Orthodontists enroll to refine their aligner mechanics and shorten treatment times. M.O.C.A. 201 is built for any clinician serious about mastering clear aligners, regardless of specialty.
What if I am not sure M.O.C.A. 201 is right for me?
Book a 15 minute call with Eva before you enroll. She will walk through your current caseload, your goals, and help you decide if 201 is the right next move. Better to have that conversation upfront than to wonder afterward.
Is there support after I finish the modules?
Yes. You join the CLEAR community of providers, get access to case discussions, and can reach out with clinical questions during your active enrollment period. The learning does not stop at the last module. It starts there.
Still have a question?
Book a 15 minute call with Eva. No pressure, just answers.
You know the principles. Sometimes you need me in the room.
Three ways to work with Dr. Reinhardt beyond the course. Pick the level of support that matches your reality right now.
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1:1 Coaching Call
60 minutes. Private Zoom. Recorded.
A la carte, direct access. Bring your case, your question, your stuck point. We work through it together. The recording lands in your inbox so you can revisit it whenever you need to.
I come to you. We build the days around what your practice actually needs. Clinical protocols, treatment planning, team training, workflow. You decide the agenda. We make it happen in your operatory.
You know the principles. Reality is, you are too busy to sit with every case. ClearCheck gives you a refined treatment plan that follows the methodology you already trust, so you stay productive without compromising on quality.
Twelve modules. Forty five CE hours. Three hundred sixty five days of access to the same methodology behind every case you saw on this page. Pick the path that fits your reality.
Eva is our CLEAR Experience Manager. She's helped hundreds of novice providers figure out their next step — whether that's M.O.C.A. 101, a single targeted module, or just a few honest answers to the questions sitting on your chest.
On the call, you can ask about
The specific case that's frustrating you right now
Whether individual modules make more sense than the full program
How dentists fit M.O.C.A. 101 into a busy schedule
Monthly payment options and CE credit accreditation
Anything else — no question is too "basic" or too advanced
Eva's job is to help you find the right next step and feel confident about it. No scripts, no sales pressure. Just a real conversation about where you are and where you want to go.