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Class II — or "overbite" — is the condition in which the mesiobuccal cusp of the upper first molar is positioned mesially to the mesiobuccal groove of the lower first molar instead of both being aligned, affecting the occlusal relationship between both dental arches.

Class III — or “underbite” — is the condition in which the mesiobuccal cusp of the upper first molar is positioned distally to the mesiobuccal groove of the lower first molar instead of both being aligned, affecting the occlusal relationship between both dental arches.

Anterior crossbite is the abnormal labiolingual relationship between one or more upper and lower anterior teeth, resulting in the upper teeth being positioned lingual to the lower teeth.

Spacing — or “gap teeth” — is the condition in which there is excessive space between adjacent teeth in the dental arch.

Open bite is the condition in which there is no vertical overlap of anterior teeth in centric occlusion. It can be limited to the anterior teeth or include some posterior teeth as well.

Crowding is the condition in which there is a discrepancy between tooth size and space available for the teeth to be aligned in the dental arch

Deep bite is the condition in which the vertical overlap of anterior teeth in centric occlusion is larger than 30 – 40%.

Extraction is the removal of one or more teeth when a large amount of space needs to be created to align and create a correct occlusal relationship between the remaining teeth.

Invisalign^® treatment with mandibular advancement is aimed for growing patients presenting with retrognathic Class II malocclusions in permanent dentition or stable late mixed dentition. The special feature of enhanced precision wings are integrated  into the Invisalign aligners.

Midline discrepancy is the condition in which there is a misalignment of the midsagittal line of maxillary and mandibular arches respectively and/or relative to the facial midline.

Narrow arches is the condition in which the transverse width of the maxillary and/or mandibular arches is too narrow for the teeth to properly align and have good occlusal contact.

Interceptive treatment for young patients (6-10 years old): Early treatment can be in a patient’s best interests if their problem is one that could become more serious over time if left untreated. - Intercept the developing problem; Eliminate the cause; Guide the growth of facial and jaw bones; Provide adequate space for incoming permanent teeth.

Posterior crossbite is the abnormal labiolingual relationship between one or more upper and lower posterior teeth, resulting in the upper teeth being positioned lingual to the lower teeth, or the upper teeth being positioned so buccal to the lower teeth their lingual face slides against the lowers buccal face.

Surgical treatment can be used in conjunction with Invisalign Aligners to correct a skeletal discrepancy causing a malocclusion.

Some smiles don’t have anything “wrong” with them at all — but small fixes can make a big difference in a patient’s life. With Invisalign^® treatment, your patients can now get a smile they’ll love up to 50 percent faster. ^{3 4}