What degree of a dental Class III can be corrected with the appliance in children?
We can completely change full step Class III’s in our adult patients. We are treating patients of all ages with this system, teenagers, 30s, 40s 50s and older than 60 years old and seeing improvement in facial and dental repositioning. Skeletal repositioning does not mean skeletal changes, it means a skeletal repositioning of the mandible in relation with the maxilla because the mandible and especially the TMJ is a dynamic anatomical structure. And it is very important that we can balance that and bring this in a better position.
It’s amazing the change that we can do in adult cases. It’s a great alternative to surgery in adult cases, and it is something that is going to really establish a new scenario for the Class III patients
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