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Types of Aligner Systems Availablensequence that there is a vast array of aligner options to choose from. Manufacturers were quick to adopt the technology whilst companies have been trying to reach the consumer directly and individual practitioners have also been trying to provide them in-house. This chapter gives an overview of the

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Aligner Treatment Processt throughout the whole duration of the treatment. This aspect of treatment is standard and would not vary between conventional or fully digitised workflows. The records are not only essential for a baseline assessment at the start of treatment but are also essential for diagnostics, data acquisition

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Navigating Through the Softwareftware by Align Technology and has several improvements and added features in comparison to the previous versions. It also allows the clinician to directly manipulate the position of the teeth digitally by using the controls shown later on in this chapter, whilst allowing direct sharing with the pat

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Clinical Management of Class I Caseseven more. The type of malocclusion that needs to be vitally managed exceptionally well are class I malocclusions as they could be the most frequently encountered. Generally, cases with class I malocclusions are complicated by lack of space, dental crowding or the opposite condition, and dental spac

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Clinical Management of Class II Division 2 Casesined upper lateral incisors or retroclined central and lateral incisors. The management will need to focus on uprighting the upper labial segment whilst providing the right amount of torque. The ideal management would also involve deep bite management as invariably these cases present with an increa

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Clinical Management of Class III Casessystem allows the clinician to maximise the potential benefits of such systems when faced with this type of malocclusion. The latest updates to the software used by Invisalign.; ClinCheck Pro. 6.0 gives more versatility and increases the scope of practice to treat such cases. This chapter will also

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Clinical Management of Anterior Open Bite Cases83, 2008), whilst in children and adolescents of up to 16?years of age, the prevalence could be even higher at 16.52% (Avrella et al., Eur Arch Paediatr Dent 23:355–364, 2022). Anterior open bites are frequently reported by patients to be associated with speech and masticatory difficulties. These pr