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Case Presentation of a
typical orthodontic case of
 moderate difficulty using
  the Invisalign method
Name:   A S, DMD IV, 2012
Date:   March, 2012
Occlusion
Right Side            Dental Midline   Left Side
   Molar Class: I       Upper: On       Molar Class: N/A
   Canine Class: I      Lower: On       Canine Class: I




                                                      Pre-Treatment
Intra-Oral Examination

 Teeth Present:
11-17, 21-25, 27
31-35, 37, 41-47

   Arch Shape:
Upper: Normal to tapered
Lower: Normal to tapered




                                       Pre-Treatment
Intra-Oral Examination




 Clinical Findings:
    Molars: Class I on right; Missing 26 & 36 on left
    Canines: Class I
    Missing: 18, 26, 28, 36, 38 & 48
    OJ: 2 mm on right; 3 mm on left
    OB: 50%
    Mild crowding on both upper & lower incisors
                                                         Pre-Treatment
Intra-Oral Examination

   Amount of Crowding:
Upper Arch: Mild ~ 3 mm


Lower Arch: Mild ~ 3mm




                                       Pre-Treatment
Panoramic Radiograph Analysis




                         Clinical Findings:
            No suspected decay or bone pathology
   Permanent dentition: 26 teeth present (Missing 8’s, 26 & 36)
                                                                  Pre-Treatment
Cephalometric Analysis
         Angles         Ceph.         Normal
                        Values

                   Skeletal Measurements

          SNA            79.5         81 ± 3

          SNB            75.0         78 ± 3

          ANB            4.5           3±2

          Witts          -4.0      2 mm ± 2mm

         Facial          86.0         88 ± 4

         MPAST           38.0         32 ± 3

         Y axis          60.0         60 ± 4

                   Dental Measurements

         (UI,NA)         16.0         23 ±6

         (LI,NB)         23.0        27.5 ±5

         (UI,LI)        135.0        130 ± 7

         (LI,MP)         91.0        91.4 ± 4
                                           Pre-Treatment
Dental Cast Analysis
                  Bolton Analysis – Ideally 77%
Tooth             Upper right   Upper left   Ideal

Central Incisor         8.5          8.0       8.85

Lateral Incisor         5.5          6.0        6.9

Canine                  6.7          7.0       7.88

Tooth             Lower right   Lower left   Ideal

Central incisor         5.1          5.0        5.5

Lateral incisor         5.3          5.4         6

Canine                  5.4          5.2       6.95



  • UA (Σ 13-23) = 41.7 mm
  • LA (Σ 33-43) = 31.4 mm

  • ( 31.4 / 41.7 ) x 100 = 75.3%

                                                      Pre-Treatment
Summary of Findings
   Dental:
       Molars: Class I on right; Missing 26 & 36 on left
       Canines: Class I
       Missing: 18, 26, 28, 36, 38 & 48
       OJ: 2 mm on right; 3 mm on left
       Increased OB (50%)
       Lower dental midline deviates 2 mm to the left upon opening
       Mild crowding on both upper & lower incisors
       Normal to tapered arch shapes
       6 mm of upper incisors showing at rest
    Bolton analysis: 75.3%
   Skeletal:
       Symmetrical face; Normocephalic
       Decreased lower face height
       Slight-moderate convex profile                                Pre-Treatment
Diagnosis

   Class I molar/canine
   Maxillary anterior crowding
   Mandibular anterior crowding
   50% overbite
   Flat to slight curve of spee



                                   Pre-Treatment
Objectives of Treatment
 Resolve patient’s chief complaint of
  crowding
 Decrease overbite
 Maintain class I molar/canine
  relationship
 Maintain nasolabial angle
 Maintain midlines

                                     Pre-Treatment
Exactly One Year
      Later
 Post-Invisalign
   Treatment
Occlusion
Right Side            Dental Midline   Left Side
   Molar Class: I       Upper: On       Molar Class: N/A
   Canine Class: I      Lower: On       Canine Class: I




                                              Post-Invisalign Treatment
Intra-Oral Examination
 Teeth Present:
11-17, 21-25, 27
31-35, 37, 41-47

   Arch Shape:
Upper: Normal to tapered
Lower: Normal to tapered


 Crowding:
Upper: Normal
Lower: Normal
                                       Post-Invisalign Treatment
Post-Invisalign Treatment Problems


Patient not
 satisfied with the
 final position of
 tooth #32 &
 tooth #41



                            Post-Invisalign Treatment
Post-Invisalign Treatment Solution



 Dimple-maker!
 Dimples added to:
    Tooth #32 - distal buccal incisal area
    Tooth #41 - distal buccal incisal area
 IPR on both tooth #32 & #41
 Both teeth rotated into proper position within 2 weeks
 Dimples then added to:
    Tooth #31 - distal buccal incisal area & mesial lingual incisal area
 Patient now satisfied with final results
                                                                            Post-Invisalign Treatment
Post-Invisalign Treatment Solution




  Pre-Treatment




                  Post-Invisalign Treatment




                                              Post-Treatment
Post-Treatment
Intra-Oral Examination




Pre-Treatment                             Post-Treatment


           Decrease in both overbite & overjet
Intra-Oral Examination

                No change from pre-treatment:

                   Arch Shape:
                    Upper: Normal to tapered
                    Lower: Normal to tapered




Pre-Treatment                                   Post-Treatment
Panoramic Radiograph Analysis




                         Clinical Findings:
            No suspected decay or bone pathology
   Permanent dentition: 26 teeth present (Missing 8’s, 26 & 36)
                                                                  Post-Treatment
Cephalometric Analysis
         Angles         Ceph.         Normal
                        Values

                   Skeletal Measurements

          SNA            80.0         81 ± 3

          SNB            75.0         78 ± 3

          ANB            5.0           3±2

          Witts          -4.5      2 mm ± 2mm

         Facial          84.0         88 ± 4

         MPAST           39.5         32 ± 3

         Y axis          63.0         60 ± 4

                   Dental Measurements

         (UI,NA)         12.0         23 ±6

         (LI,NB)         22.5        27.5 ±5

         (UI,LI)        141.0        130 ± 7

         (LI,MP)         87.5        91.4 ± 4
                                       Post-Treatment
Dental Cast Analysis
                  Bolton Analysis – Ideally 77%
Tooth             Upper right   Upper left   Ideal

Central Incisor         8.3          8.1       8.85

Lateral Incisor         5.8          5.8        6.9

Canine                  7.3          7.1       7.88

Tooth             Lower right   Lower left   Ideal

Central incisor         5.2          4.7        5.5

Lateral incisor         5.1          5.3         6

Canine                  6.1          5.8       6.95



  • UA (Σ 13-23) = 42.4 mm
  • LA (Σ 33-43) = 32.2 mm

  • ( 32.2 / 42.4 ) x 100 = 75.9%

                                                      Post-Treatment
Summary
   Dental:
       Molars: Class I on right; Missing 26 & 36 on left
       Canines: Class I
       No atempts made to resolve the skeletal discrepancy
       OJ: 2 mm on right; 1 mm on left
       OB (30%) - Decreased from 50% at pre-treatment
       Lower dental midline deviates 2 mm to the left upon opening
       Crowding issues on both upper & lower incisors resolved (addressed CC)
       Normal to tapered arch shapes
    6 mm of upper incisors showing at rest
   Skeletal:
       Symmetrical face; Normocephalic with dolichocephalic tendenty
        remained
       Slight-moderate convex profile remained

                                                                        Post-Treatment
Conclusions
• Overall, patient is very satisfied as her chief
  complaint has been addressed.
• Opted for Invisalign type retainers.
• IPR avoided any flaring of the dentition
• The upper incisors were not torqued enough
  but the esthetic result is still very acceptable.

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Invisalign presentation

  • 1. Case Presentation of a typical orthodontic case of moderate difficulty using the Invisalign method Name: A S, DMD IV, 2012 Date: March, 2012
  • 2. Occlusion Right Side Dental Midline Left Side  Molar Class: I  Upper: On  Molar Class: N/A  Canine Class: I  Lower: On  Canine Class: I Pre-Treatment
  • 3. Intra-Oral Examination  Teeth Present: 11-17, 21-25, 27 31-35, 37, 41-47  Arch Shape: Upper: Normal to tapered Lower: Normal to tapered Pre-Treatment
  • 4. Intra-Oral Examination  Clinical Findings:  Molars: Class I on right; Missing 26 & 36 on left  Canines: Class I  Missing: 18, 26, 28, 36, 38 & 48  OJ: 2 mm on right; 3 mm on left  OB: 50%  Mild crowding on both upper & lower incisors Pre-Treatment
  • 5. Intra-Oral Examination  Amount of Crowding: Upper Arch: Mild ~ 3 mm Lower Arch: Mild ~ 3mm Pre-Treatment
  • 6. Panoramic Radiograph Analysis Clinical Findings: No suspected decay or bone pathology Permanent dentition: 26 teeth present (Missing 8’s, 26 & 36) Pre-Treatment
  • 7. Cephalometric Analysis Angles Ceph. Normal Values Skeletal Measurements SNA 79.5 81 ± 3 SNB 75.0 78 ± 3 ANB 4.5 3±2 Witts -4.0 2 mm ± 2mm Facial 86.0 88 ± 4 MPAST 38.0 32 ± 3 Y axis 60.0 60 ± 4 Dental Measurements (UI,NA) 16.0 23 ±6 (LI,NB) 23.0 27.5 ±5 (UI,LI) 135.0 130 ± 7 (LI,MP) 91.0 91.4 ± 4 Pre-Treatment
  • 8. Dental Cast Analysis Bolton Analysis – Ideally 77% Tooth Upper right Upper left Ideal Central Incisor 8.5 8.0 8.85 Lateral Incisor 5.5 6.0 6.9 Canine 6.7 7.0 7.88 Tooth Lower right Lower left Ideal Central incisor 5.1 5.0 5.5 Lateral incisor 5.3 5.4 6 Canine 5.4 5.2 6.95 • UA (Σ 13-23) = 41.7 mm • LA (Σ 33-43) = 31.4 mm • ( 31.4 / 41.7 ) x 100 = 75.3% Pre-Treatment
  • 9. Summary of Findings  Dental:  Molars: Class I on right; Missing 26 & 36 on left  Canines: Class I  Missing: 18, 26, 28, 36, 38 & 48  OJ: 2 mm on right; 3 mm on left  Increased OB (50%)  Lower dental midline deviates 2 mm to the left upon opening  Mild crowding on both upper & lower incisors  Normal to tapered arch shapes  6 mm of upper incisors showing at rest Bolton analysis: 75.3%  Skeletal:  Symmetrical face; Normocephalic  Decreased lower face height  Slight-moderate convex profile Pre-Treatment
  • 10. Diagnosis  Class I molar/canine  Maxillary anterior crowding  Mandibular anterior crowding  50% overbite  Flat to slight curve of spee Pre-Treatment
  • 11. Objectives of Treatment  Resolve patient’s chief complaint of crowding  Decrease overbite  Maintain class I molar/canine relationship  Maintain nasolabial angle  Maintain midlines Pre-Treatment
  • 12. Exactly One Year Later Post-Invisalign Treatment
  • 13. Occlusion Right Side Dental Midline Left Side  Molar Class: I  Upper: On  Molar Class: N/A  Canine Class: I  Lower: On  Canine Class: I Post-Invisalign Treatment
  • 14. Intra-Oral Examination  Teeth Present: 11-17, 21-25, 27 31-35, 37, 41-47  Arch Shape: Upper: Normal to tapered Lower: Normal to tapered  Crowding: Upper: Normal Lower: Normal Post-Invisalign Treatment
  • 15. Post-Invisalign Treatment Problems Patient not satisfied with the final position of tooth #32 & tooth #41 Post-Invisalign Treatment
  • 16. Post-Invisalign Treatment Solution  Dimple-maker!  Dimples added to:  Tooth #32 - distal buccal incisal area  Tooth #41 - distal buccal incisal area  IPR on both tooth #32 & #41  Both teeth rotated into proper position within 2 weeks  Dimples then added to:  Tooth #31 - distal buccal incisal area & mesial lingual incisal area  Patient now satisfied with final results Post-Invisalign Treatment
  • 17. Post-Invisalign Treatment Solution Pre-Treatment Post-Invisalign Treatment Post-Treatment
  • 19. Intra-Oral Examination Pre-Treatment Post-Treatment Decrease in both overbite & overjet
  • 20. Intra-Oral Examination No change from pre-treatment:  Arch Shape: Upper: Normal to tapered Lower: Normal to tapered Pre-Treatment Post-Treatment
  • 21. Panoramic Radiograph Analysis Clinical Findings: No suspected decay or bone pathology Permanent dentition: 26 teeth present (Missing 8’s, 26 & 36) Post-Treatment
  • 22. Cephalometric Analysis Angles Ceph. Normal Values Skeletal Measurements SNA 80.0 81 ± 3 SNB 75.0 78 ± 3 ANB 5.0 3±2 Witts -4.5 2 mm ± 2mm Facial 84.0 88 ± 4 MPAST 39.5 32 ± 3 Y axis 63.0 60 ± 4 Dental Measurements (UI,NA) 12.0 23 ±6 (LI,NB) 22.5 27.5 ±5 (UI,LI) 141.0 130 ± 7 (LI,MP) 87.5 91.4 ± 4 Post-Treatment
  • 23. Dental Cast Analysis Bolton Analysis – Ideally 77% Tooth Upper right Upper left Ideal Central Incisor 8.3 8.1 8.85 Lateral Incisor 5.8 5.8 6.9 Canine 7.3 7.1 7.88 Tooth Lower right Lower left Ideal Central incisor 5.2 4.7 5.5 Lateral incisor 5.1 5.3 6 Canine 6.1 5.8 6.95 • UA (Σ 13-23) = 42.4 mm • LA (Σ 33-43) = 32.2 mm • ( 32.2 / 42.4 ) x 100 = 75.9% Post-Treatment
  • 24. Summary  Dental:  Molars: Class I on right; Missing 26 & 36 on left  Canines: Class I  No atempts made to resolve the skeletal discrepancy  OJ: 2 mm on right; 1 mm on left  OB (30%) - Decreased from 50% at pre-treatment  Lower dental midline deviates 2 mm to the left upon opening  Crowding issues on both upper & lower incisors resolved (addressed CC)  Normal to tapered arch shapes 6 mm of upper incisors showing at rest  Skeletal:  Symmetrical face; Normocephalic with dolichocephalic tendenty remained  Slight-moderate convex profile remained Post-Treatment
  • 25. Conclusions • Overall, patient is very satisfied as her chief complaint has been addressed. • Opted for Invisalign type retainers. • IPR avoided any flaring of the dentition • The upper incisors were not torqued enough but the esthetic result is still very acceptable.