hey there... you may have seen this before... but I stumbled across this info while looking for something else and I thought you may be interested. http://www.aligntechinstitute.com/ClinicalEvidence/Pages/OpenBite.aspx
Hahaha you're the best, I'm going to post this on my blog. I read somewhere actually that open bites (vertical malocclusion) is harder to close than horizontal spaces. Originally, Invisalign was made to shift teeth horizontally, hence "align" in the word "aligners." It's only recently, that with attachments and so on, they can do a lot more with aigners, like moving them vertically and even rotating teeth.If I were you, I would not be concerned about your end of treatment progress. I can't wait to see your end results.
hey there... you may have seen this before... but I stumbled across this info while looking for something else and I thought you may be interested. http://www.aligntechinstitute.com/ClinicalEvidence/Pages/OpenBite.aspx
ReplyDeleteHahaha you're the best, I'm going to post this on my blog. I read somewhere actually that open bites (vertical malocclusion) is harder to close than horizontal spaces. Originally, Invisalign was made to shift teeth horizontally, hence "align" in the word "aligners." It's only recently, that with attachments and so on, they can do a lot more with aigners, like moving them vertically and even rotating teeth.If I were you, I would not be concerned about your end of treatment progress. I can't wait to see your end results.
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