Invisalign Submission Option: Invisalign First

Year: 2024

Difficulty Level: Intermediate

Gender: Male

Dr. Eunji Kim

Invisalign First

Clinical Indications

  • Class II div 1
  • Crowding
  • Increased overjet
  • Midline shift
  • Narrow arches
  • Rotations

Modalities

  • Distalization
  • Expansion
  • Extrusion
  • Intrusion
  • Leveling Curve of Spee
  • Proclination

Treatment Information

Smartforce: Conventional bite ramp
Submission Process: Intra-oral scan
Length of Treatment: months
Number of Aligners:
Initial Additional Total
Maxillary 0 0 0
Mandibulary 0 0 0
Aligner Wear Time: 1 week

Images

Initial
Final
Progress

Radiographs

Summary

Results achieved
  • Class I relationship achieved
  • Normal  overjet and overbite achieved
  • Deepbite improved
  • Overjet improved
  • Significant improvement of overjet
  • Midlines coincident
  • Proper axial inclination of incisors
  • Curve of Spee leveled
  • Arches aligned and coordinated
  • Arch form improved
  • Aesthetic smile line was achieved 
  • All treatment goals were achieved case
Comments
  • A patient with insufficient space for eruption of the permanent teeth and Class II malocclusion performed excellent treatment results with Invisalign First therapy including arch expansion and the alignment was performed simultaneously with upper and lower anterior teeth axis improvement with proper overjet and overbite.
  • Phase I orthodontic treatment including arch expansion, molar distalization, and decrowding with dental axis improvement was requested, as alignment and prevention of gingival recession for periodontal health.
  • If a general arch expansion device were used, gingival recession in the lower anterior teeth would have been more severe because a fixed appliance had to be attached after arch expansion, not simultaneously, as Invisalign clear aligners. However, since the Invisalign treatment was performed, the arch expansion and the tooth alignment were achieved while improving the axis of the upper and lower anterior teeth at the same time, so more severe gingival recession could be prevented.
  • In addition, the deep bite was improved by using the conventional bite ramp function on the lingual side, and better treatment results could be made through the efficient function of the power ridge feature to improve the lingual angulation of lower incisors.
  • The arch expansion was performed perfectly as in the initial treatment plan due to the efficient use of the optimized expansion attachment with the patient's good wearing coordination.
  • For posterior stable occlusion, it was promoted using optimized extrusion attachment.
  • This was a phase I treatment which will be continued with a phase II in the future with permanent dentition.
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