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Phase 1 treatment, if necessary, is usually initiated on children between the ages of 7 and 10. Phase 1 treatment lasts about 12-14 months. The primary objective of Phase 1 treatment is to address significant problems to prevent them from becoming more severe and to steer the patient’s skeletal and/or dental development onto the right path.
