Invisalign Submission Option: Invisalign Adult

Year: 2024

Difficulty Level: Advanced

Age: 30

Treatment Time: 2 years 3 months 25 days

Gender: Female

Dr. Xiao Lan
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Invisalign Adult

Patient Chief Concern
High canines, dental crowding, and an unesthetic smile

Clinical Indications

  • Asymmetric arches
  • Class II
  • Crowding
  • Deep bite
  • Deepbite
  • Facial/dental midline descrepancy
  • Maxillary midline deviation
  • Midline shift
Maxillary canines positioned outside the dental arch with anterior crowding and maxillary midline with severe deviation to the right. Insufficient arch space and constricted arch form, requiring arch expansion and space management. Lower anterior crowding and rotations observed. Arch coordination is needed to guide the canines into the arch, correct maxillary midline deviation and improve overall alignment.

Modalities

  • Elastics: Class II
  • Extraction
  • First Premolar extraction
  • Intrusion
  • IPR
  • Level the curve of Spee
  • Leveling Curve of Spee
  • Overtreatment
  • Premolar extraction
  • Premolar extraction space closure
  • TADs
SmartStage technology helped sequence posterior anchorage, anterior alignment, canine retraction, extraction space closure, Curve of Spee leveling, and control of anterior tooth axes during maxillary midline correction in a biologically controlled manner. SmartForce features provided targeted force systems to support root control, anchorage management, and predictable canine movement into the arch. SmartTrack material delivered consistent and gentle forces throughout treatment, improving aligner fit, tracking, and treatment predictability. These innovations helped achieve coordinated arch form, improved anterior alignment, controlled vertical correction, complete space closure, and stable final occlusion.

Treatment Information

Retainer: Other clear
Smartforce: Optimized
Submission Process: iTero Scanner Element/5D
For maxillary canines positioned outside the arch, submitting Invisalign cases with iTero allows more accurate capture of canine position, arch width, and space requirements. It helps doctors better plan arch expansion, space management, and arch coordination digitally, while improving patient communication and case submission efficiency.
Length of Treatment: 28 months
Additional Aligners: 2

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Summary

Achieved well-aligned dentition with a stable and healthy full Class II relationship, normal overjet and overbite, and coordinated maxillary and mandibular arch widths with an ovoid arch form.
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