Sequential distalisation of the lower arch with aligners is a relatively predictable and effective treatment for resolving sagittal discrepancy. Before opting for this solution to treat the Class III patient, we must determine the limits that exist for this movement. The limits of distalisation do not depend on ...
Is it necessary to do CBCT when treating a Class III? Read More »
Class II malocclusion is one of the most common malocclusions among orthodontic patients. Within Class II, we have two subtypes, division 1 and division 2. Each one of them has a series of dental and facial characteristics associated with it that must be taken into account when designing our orthodontic plan.
One of the great debates in orthodontics that has existed practically since its emergence is whether or not extractions are necessary. If we look back, it is interesting to see how this issue has fluctuated over time, creating orthodontic trends or "currents" that defend the need for extractions or, on the contrary, the necessity of extractions, or, on the contrary, the ...
No extractions needed with clear aligners...Fact or myth? Read More »
