Preparing for problems during Treatment

Before submitting your case, it's essential to foresee any potential complications and decide on your approach to manage them. While clear aligners can resolve most cases, you should be vigilant for issues such as extreme crowding, crossbites, undercuts, severe tooth rotations, abnormal tooth shapes (like short clinical crowns, peg laterals, and short roots), anterior open bites, missing teeth, TMD, periodontal challenges, black triangles, a large tongue or tongue thrust, complex cases or contraindications specified, patient non-compliance, necessary tooth extractions, skeletal irregularities, large restorations or implants, narrow arches, severely tipped teeth, partially erupted or unerupted teeth, the need to create space for implants, age-related constraints, and the impact of medications like bisphosphonates on bone health.

When you submit your case, inform us how you intend to tackle these challenges and consider your treatment objectives. Keeping the desired results in mind helps in achieving the best outcomes for your patient. The more detailed information you provide, the better we can prepare effective treatment setups. We look forward to collaborating with you to develop the desired treatment plan.