Here are the risks for investing in SmileDirectClub, according to the company


Every investment comes with a level of uncertainty. For potential SmileDirectClub investors, chief among those risks are its young age, breakneck growth and the fact that it's never turned a profit.

That's according to SmileDirectClub, which outlined those and other risks in paperwork filed to announce its intent to become a publicly traded company.

The direct-to-consumer company, which ships clear aligners to customers across the U.S. as an alternative to traditional braces, filed its initial…

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