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What is Phase I & Phase II Treatment?

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What is Phase I & Phase II Treatment?

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Phase I is treatment as early as age 7 or 8 years that may involve partial braces to make space for developing adult teeth, correction of crossbites, overbites, underbites, or harmful habits. Not all children need this interceptive treatment, but a screening exam to determine this is recommended by age 7. Phase II is considered later when all the permanent teeth are in place. Phase II involves full braces, which give maximum control over the movement of teeth. The correction of rotated teeth, and any movement of teeth that involves more than simple tipping movements, are best achieved with braces.

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