Class III, Posterior crossbite, Open bite, Narrow arches, Asymmetric arches, Maxillary midline deviation, Mandibular midline deviation, Midline shift, Crowding, Rotations
Distalization
, Mesialization
, Extrusion
, Expansion
, Retraction
, First premolar extraction
, IPR
, Overtreatment
, Elastics: vertical
Courtesy of Dr A. Lo,
2019

Treatment Summary
Patient Information
- Age: 19
- Gender: female
- Invisalign Submission Option: Invisalign Full
Total Treatment Time
- 39 months
Number of aligners
- Maxillary: 99 + 34 = 133
- Mandibulary: 99 + 34 = 133
Aligner Wear time
- 10 days
Retention
- Maxillary: Other clear
- Mandibular: Other clear
Results achieved
- Class I relationship achieved
- Functional canine guidance on both sides
- Posterior crossbite corrected
- Normal overjet and overbite achieved
- Significant improvement ofoverbite
- Midlines coincident
- Proper axial inclination of incisors
- Arches aligned and coordinated
- Arch form improved
- Aesthetic smile linewas achieved
- All treatment goals were achieved case
- Harmonic arches were achieved
Comments
- Posterior crossbite and anterior open bite are difficult conditions to treat even with fixed appliances and using temporary anchorage devices
- We were able to correct the horizontal skeletal discrepancy of the upper posterior cross-bite with palatal expansion and then we used Invisalign to correct the anterior open bite
- Patient compliance was also important to achieve a good result, so we focussed on wearing elastics and oral hygiene reinforcement
- The treatment goals were met and our patient is very happy with her new smile
- Invisalign treatment offers a reliable and efficient technique, which can benefit all clinical practices