A very narrow upper arch along with crowding. His maxilla was widened at the mid-palatal suture with a split-plate and teeth were removed to make more room.

• Split-plate to Widen the Maxilla
• All Four Second Bicuspids Were Removed
• Root Resorption - Minimal
• Treatment Time - 23 Months

A BeaCAN 100 Patient - treated as one of a series of 100 consecutive patients.

Controlling Treatment with Compensating Curves in the Buccal Segments 

• Heavy Forces
• Looping Reduces Friction
• Treatment Time - 16 Months

A BeaCAN 100 Patient - treated as one of a series of 100 consecutive patients.

Protecting the Roots of Tipping Incisors

• Tipping Force Control
• Stacking the Treatment
• Treatment Time - 14 months

A BeaCAN 100 Patient - treated as one of a series of 100 consecutive patients.

Tipping of the upper incisors lingually in this patient caused up to 3 mm of root resorption at the apex of the incisor teeth.

• How to avoid tipping root resorption on the incisor teeth
• Remove upper second bicuspids late in treatment
• Excessive Root Resorption  and how to avoid it
• Treatment Time - 18 months

A BeaCAN 100 Patient - treated as one of a series of 100 consecutive patients.

Negative Torque and Root Resorption

• Removed Upper First Bicuspids
• When to Safely use Heavy Force
• Root Resorption - Minimal
• Treatment Time - 20 Months

A BeaCAN 100 Patient - treated as one of a series of 100 consecutive patients.

Extractions Simplify Treating Class II Bite                    

• Bimaxillary Protrusion
• Extracted Upper First and Lower Second Bicuspids 
• Treatment Time - 20 Months

A BeaCAN 100 Patient - treated as one of a series of 100 consecutive patients.

Fast Treatment Saves Money.

• Removed Upper Second Bicuspids
• "Stacking the Treatment" Saves Time
• Root Resorption - None
• Treatment Time - 12 Months

A BeaCAN 100 Patient - treated as one of a series of 100 consecutive patients.

On this patient we will show excessive root resorption on the incisor teeth. We will also show where the problem was during the treatment and how to prevent it.

• Removed Four Second Bicuspids
• Excessive Root Resorption of 3 Millimeters
• Treatment Time - 25 Months

A BeaCAN 100 Patient - treated as one of a series of 100 consecutive patients.