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Main Concern: Crooked smile. The canines are up too high and not part of the smile line.
Clinical Summary: Crowding, rotations and canines are blocked-out.
Treatment Solution: Arch expansion to correct crowding and rotations aligning the smile line and properly seating the bite.
Treatment Time: Estimated: 24 months.
Treatment was completed in 19 months with follow-up retention. |
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Main Concern: A crooked jaw.
Clinical Summary: Molar malocclusion. Jaw is not symmetrical and and is shorter on the right. Significant rotations and midline is off.
Treatment Solution: First the teeth were realigned. Then the jaw position was surgically realigned.
Treatment Time: Estimated: 24 months.
Treatment was completed in 19 months with follow-up retention. |
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Main Concern: Buck teeth- upper teeth stick out past lower teeth. Difficult to close over front teeth affects appearance and creates risk of chipping, breaking or knocking out front teeth.
Clinical Summary: Severe tooth protrusion, bite off one full tooth position, mixture of baby and adult teeth (early stage of turnover process). Open bite due to lip interference.
Treatment Solution: Growth modifying appliance to reduce protrusion and correct the bite along with braces just to upper-front teeth and both molars to correct the open bite and align front teeth. Full correction once all adult teeth are erupted.
Treatment Time: Estimated: 18 months.
Treatment was completed in 15 months. Continuing with retainer until adult teeth have adjusted adequately to resolve with braces. |
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Main Concern: Teeth do not look level and a couple teeth have rotated out of the smile line.
Clinical Summary: Rotations with no arch space to correct crowding.
Treatment Solution: Full braces to level, align and correct rotations.
Treatment Time: Estimated: 18 months.
Treatment completed in 17 months with follow- up retention. |
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Main Concern: Upper-front teeth are stuck behind the lower teeth. Too much spacing between the teeth.
Clinical Summary: Narrow arches with crowding, cross bites in the anteriors.
Treatment Solution: Full braces to level, align, close spaces and correct the smile line.
Treatment Time: Estimated: 18 months.
Treatment completed in 16 months with follow-up retention. |
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Main Concern: The middle of the four front teeth was off center to the right with large gaps between some other teeth. The front teeth were tipped inward.
Clinical Summary: Significant jaw/bite discrepancy. Bite is overclosed, midlines are off and a concern of overgrowth of the upper jaw is present.
Treatment Solution: Growth (orthognathic) appliance to give the lower jaw a chance to "catch-up". Braces to level, align and coordinate the bite.
Treatment Time: Estimated: 24-30 months.
Treatment was completed in 24 months with follow-up retention.
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