Nowadays, thanks to the development of various software and hardware, we are able to better visualize our potential treatments and see the changes we would like to bring about in our patients in order to achieve a more satisfactory treatment. Similarly, this visually-oriented technology allows us to have better communication with different specialists, laboratory technicians, and patients. That's why, taking advantage of the digital workflow in orthodontics, we can "assemble" our cases digitally to preview the movements we want to make on the teeth, as well as guide the more precise placement of brackets, aiming for a more effective and efficient treatment.