Functional Class II correction appliances are orthodontic devices designed to correct Class II malocclusions, where the upper teeth and jaw are positioned too far forward relative to the lower jaw. These appliances guide jaw growth, improve bite relationships, and reduce excessive overjet while helping create a healthier, more balanced smile.
These appliances are commonly used in growing children and teens when jaw development can still be guided effectively.
The Herbst appliance is a fixed orthodontic device attached to the upper and lower teeth using telescoping metal arms that continuously position the lower jaw forward.
Function:
This is a fatigue Resistant Device is a spring-loaded fixed appliance attached to braces that applies gentle continuous force to encourage lower jaw advancement.
MARA (Mandibular Anterior Repositioning Appliance) is a fixed orthopedic appliance that guides the lower jaw forward using specially designed attachments placed on molars.
These appliances are an orthodontic devices made to fix severe overbite problems by adjusting the lower jaw forward and pulling the upper molars back. This fixed design ensures steady progress and reliable results during treatment.
Treatment duration varies depending on the patient. On average, most patients wear the Herbst appliance for 6 to 12 months. During your consultation we will provide a personalized timeline based on your specific case.
As with any orthodontic treatment, there will be an adjustment period. However, our treatments are designed with your comfort in mind.
