Class II Orthodontic Treatments

Having a Class II diagnosis means the upper teeth are “protruded” compared to the lower ones.

When this problem occurs in children and teenagers we have a great capacity for correction because we can move the teeth, but also at these ages we can modify the growth of both jaws. Therefore it is very important, for a complete correction, to start treating these problems BEFORE the growth finishes.

At the end of the treatment, the patient presents their upper teeth well related to the lower ones, they can chew much better, they will have fewer joint problems and without a doubt they will have a beautiful smile.