Case Types

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By examining examples of treatments completed with OrthoMagic clear aligner systems, you can see how the process progresses. Each case is designed with individual planning and controlled tooth movement principles. Discover the potential outcome beforehand.

DIASTEMA

Cases with single or multiple tooth gaps in the anterior region. Suitable for controlled and gradual closure of mild to moderate gaps. An aesthetic and balanced arch form is aimed for with the planned sequence of movements. Offers ideal solutions for patients with high anterior aesthetic expectations.

DEVIOUSNESS

Mild to moderate crowding up to 30° in the anterior region. Teeth are placed in the arch form in a controlled manner using the principle of gradual alignment. A progressive and predictable treatment process is ensured with regular aligner changes. Stable and balanced alignment is aimed for under the control of the dentist.

CROSS CLOSING

Suitable for single tooth or segmental crossbite cases. Controlled tooth movement can be planned for mild transverse discrepancies. The aim is to balance occlusal contact and improve functional occlusion. Advanced skeletal cases are excluded.

OPEN CLOSING

Mild and non-severe open bite cases in the anterior region. The goal is to gradually achieve contact with planned vertical control. The aligner design is based on posterior support and anterior bite optimization. Advanced cases requiring multidisciplinary intervention are excluded from evaluation.

DEEP CLOSURE

Suitable for moderate vertical overlap (deep bite) cases. The aim is to balance anterior contact and optimize the occlusal relationship. Functional improvement is achieved through controlled intrusion and alignment movements. Advanced skeletal deep bite cases are excluded.

REVERSE CLOSING

Mild dental class III cases with anteriorly positioned lower jaw. Anterior reverse bites at the level of a single tooth or limited segments can be planned. Functional occlusion is aimed at by correcting tooth positions. Not suitable for skeletal class III cases.