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Moderate Lower Crowding
Question: Is this case a candidate for the Inman Aligner? Answer: This is a good case. Simple Aligner, 010 springs, IPR from distal of canine right round to other canine. Use anchors on the lingual incisal edges of the instanding teeth and perhaps buccally on the outstanding central to keep the ...
Moderate Lower Crowding
Question: This patient has moderate lower crowding. She wore fixed edgewise appliances for a long time and unfortunately has had orthodontic relapse. The proposed treatment plan is an Inman Aligner followed by a Clear Aligner and a bonded retainer. Is this a good case? Answer: This case looks f ...
Mild Lower Crowding
Question: This patient has a Class 2 Div 2 malocclusion. Her main concern is the mild crowding of lower lower anterior teeth. The LL1 is lingually placed and not in line with the rest of the arch. Is this a suitable case for the Inman Aligner and do I need to incorporate an Expander? Answer: Th ...
Moderate Lower Crowding
Question: The patient's concern is her "Manhattan skyline" lower incisors. She is fine with her upper arch. The dimensions of her lower teeth and arch are as follows: ideal arch = 36.4; LL3 7.0; LL2 6.4; LL1 5.6; LR1 5.8; LR2 6.2; LR3 7.1; total required space = 38.1; crowding = 1.7mm ...

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