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Browse a growing archive of completed Flex Align cases, organized by condition type. Filter by category to see how treatment plans handle specific alignment challenges.

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Crossbite #14

This is a type of occlusion disorder (teeth occlusion) in which individual teeth of the upper jaw are located inside the lower row of teeth or vice versa, the lower row overlaps the upper one.

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Crossbite #13

This is a type of occlusion disorder (teeth occlusion) in which individual teeth of the upper jaw are located inside the lower row of teeth or vice versa, the lower row overlaps the upper one.

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Crossbite #12

This is a type of occlusion disorder (teeth occlusion) in which individual teeth of the upper jaw are located inside the lower row of teeth or vice versa, the lower row overlaps the upper one.

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Crossbite #11

This is a type of occlusion disorder (teeth occlusion) in which individual teeth of the upper jaw are located inside the lower row of teeth or vice versa, the lower row overlaps the upper one.

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Crossbite #10

This is a type of occlusion disorder (teeth occlusion) in which individual teeth of the upper jaw are located inside the lower row of teeth or vice versa, the lower row overlaps the upper one.

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Crossbite #9

This is a type of occlusion disorder (teeth occlusion) in which individual teeth of the upper jaw are located inside the lower row of teeth or vice versa, the lower row overlaps the upper one.

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Crossbite #8

This is a type of occlusion disorder (teeth occlusion) in which individual teeth of the upper jaw are located inside the lower row of teeth or vice versa, the lower row overlaps the upper one.

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Crossbite #6

This is a type of occlusion disorder (teeth occlusion) in which individual teeth of the upper jaw are located inside the lower row of teeth or vice versa, the lower row overlaps the upper one.

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Crowding #26

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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Crowding #25

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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Crowding #24

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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Crowding #23

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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Crowding #21

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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Crowding #20

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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Crowding #19

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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Crowding #18

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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Deep Bite #7

The upper front teeth significantly overlap the lower teeth. This condition is considered an occlusion (or malocclusion) anomaly.

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Deep Bite #6

The upper front teeth significantly overlap the lower teeth. This condition is considered an occlusion (or malocclusion) anomaly.

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Deep Bite #5

The upper front teeth significantly overlap the lower teeth. This condition is considered an occlusion (or malocclusion) anomaly.

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Deep Bite #4

The upper front teeth significantly overlap the lower teeth. This condition is considered an occlusion (or malocclusion) anomaly.

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Deep Bite #3

The upper front teeth significantly overlap the lower teeth. This condition is considered an occlusion (or malocclusion) anomaly.

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Deep Bite #2

The upper front teeth significantly overlap the lower teeth. This condition is considered an occlusion (or malocclusion) anomaly.

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Deep Bite #1

Narrowing of the dental arches. Crowding of teeth in the upper and lower dental arches. Deep occlusion.

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Gap Teeth

Narrowing of the dental arches. Tremas and diastemas in the anterior region of the upper and lower dental arches.

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Distal Bite #17

This is a type of malocclusion in which the upper jaw protrudes significantly forward in relation to the lower jaw.

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Distal Bite #16

This is a type of malocclusion in which the upper jaw protrudes significantly forward in relation to the lower jaw.

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Distal Bite #15

This is a type of malocclusion in which the upper jaw protrudes significantly forward in relation to the lower jaw.

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Distal Bite #14

This is a type of malocclusion in which the upper jaw protrudes significantly forward in relation to the lower jaw.

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Distal Bite #13

This is a type of malocclusion in which the upper jaw protrudes significantly forward in relation to the lower jaw.

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Distal Bite #12

This is a type of malocclusion in which the upper jaw protrudes significantly forward in relation to the lower jaw.

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Distal Bite #11

This is a type of malocclusion in which the upper jaw protrudes significantly forward in relation to the lower jaw.

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Distal Bite #10

This is a type of malocclusion in which the upper jaw protrudes significantly forward in relation to the lower jaw.

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Gap Teeth

Narrowing of the dental arches. Tremas and diastemas in the anterior region of the upper and lower dental arches.

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Kids Cases #4

Malocclusion in children is an abnormal alignment of the teeth that can be caused by genetics, bad habits (such as thumb sucking), poor diet, or injuries.

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Kids Cases #3

Malocclusion in children is an abnormal alignment of the teeth that can be caused by genetics, bad habits (such as thumb sucking), poor diet, or injuries.

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Kids Cases #2

Malocclusion in children is an abnormal alignment of the teeth that can be caused by genetics, bad habits (such as thumb sucking), poor diet, or injuries.

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Kids Cases #1

Malocclusion in children is an abnormal alignment of the teeth that can be caused by genetics, bad habits (such as thumb sucking), poor diet, or injuries.

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Mesial Bite #8

Mesial occlusion is an anomaly of the dentition characterized by the forward displacement of the lower jaw relative to the upper jaw.

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Mesial Bite #7

Mesial occlusion is an anomaly of the dentition characterized by the forward displacement of the lower jaw relative to the upper jaw.

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Mesial Bite #6

Mesial occlusion is an anomaly of the dentition characterized by the forward displacement of the lower jaw relative to the upper jaw.

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Mesial Bite #5

Mesial occlusion is an anomaly of the dentition characterized by the forward displacement of the lower jaw relative to the upper jaw.

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Mesial Bite #4

Mesial occlusion is an anomaly of the dentition characterized by the forward displacement of the lower jaw relative to the upper jaw.

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Mesial Bite #3

Mesial occlusion is an anomaly of the dentition characterized by the forward displacement of the lower jaw relative to the upper jaw.

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Mesial Bite #2

Mesial occlusion is an anomaly of the dentition characterized by the forward displacement of the lower jaw relative to the upper jaw.

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Mesial Bite #1

Mesial occlusion is an anomaly of the dentition characterized by the forward displacement of the lower jaw relative to the upper jaw.

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Open Bite #7

A type of malocclusion in which the front upper and lower teeth do not touch even when the jaws are completely closed.

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Open Bite #6

A type of malocclusion in which the front upper and lower teeth do not touch even when the jaws are completely closed.

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Open Bite #5

A type of malocclusion in which the front upper and lower teeth do not touch even when the jaws are completely closed.

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Open Bite #4

A type of malocclusion in which the front upper and lower teeth do not touch even when the jaws are completely closed.

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Open Bite #3

A type of malocclusion in which the front upper and lower teeth do not touch even when the jaws are completely closed.

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Open Bite #2

A type of malocclusion in which the front upper and lower teeth do not touch even when the jaws are completely closed.

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Open Bite #1

Crowded teeth in the upper and lower arches. Distal occlusion. Open bite.

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Crossbite #14

This is a type of occlusion disorder (teeth occlusion) in which individual teeth of the upper jaw are located inside the lower row of teeth or vice versa, the lower row overlaps the upper one.

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Crossbite #13

This is a type of occlusion disorder (teeth occlusion) in which individual teeth of the upper jaw are located inside the lower row of teeth or vice versa, the lower row overlaps the upper one.

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Crossbite #12

This is a type of occlusion disorder (teeth occlusion) in which individual teeth of the upper jaw are located inside the lower row of teeth or vice versa, the lower row overlaps the upper one.

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Crossbite #11

This is a type of occlusion disorder (teeth occlusion) in which individual teeth of the upper jaw are located inside the lower row of teeth or vice versa, the lower row overlaps the upper one.

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Crossbite #10

This is a type of occlusion disorder (teeth occlusion) in which individual teeth of the upper jaw are located inside the lower row of teeth or vice versa, the lower row overlaps the upper one.

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Crossbite #9

This is a type of occlusion disorder (teeth occlusion) in which individual teeth of the upper jaw are located inside the lower row of teeth or vice versa, the lower row overlaps the upper one.

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Crossbite #8

This is a type of occlusion disorder (teeth occlusion) in which individual teeth of the upper jaw are located inside the lower row of teeth or vice versa, the lower row overlaps the upper one.

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Crossbite #6

This is a type of occlusion disorder (teeth occlusion) in which individual teeth of the upper jaw are located inside the lower row of teeth or vice versa, the lower row overlaps the upper one.

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Crowding #26

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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Crowding #25

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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Crowding #24

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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Crowding #23

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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Crowding #21

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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Crowding #20

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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Crowding #19

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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Crowding #18

The teeth are located too close to each other, causing a disruption in the correct position of the dental arch.

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Deep Bite #7

The upper front teeth significantly overlap the lower teeth. This condition is considered an occlusion (or malocclusion) anomaly.

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Deep Bite #6

The upper front teeth significantly overlap the lower teeth. This condition is considered an occlusion (or malocclusion) anomaly.

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Deep Bite #5

The upper front teeth significantly overlap the lower teeth. This condition is considered an occlusion (or malocclusion) anomaly.

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Deep Bite #4

The upper front teeth significantly overlap the lower teeth. This condition is considered an occlusion (or malocclusion) anomaly.

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Deep Bite #3

The upper front teeth significantly overlap the lower teeth. This condition is considered an occlusion (or malocclusion) anomaly.

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Deep Bite #2

The upper front teeth significantly overlap the lower teeth. This condition is considered an occlusion (or malocclusion) anomaly.

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Deep Bite #1

Narrowing of the dental arches. Crowding of teeth in the upper and lower dental arches. Deep occlusion.

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Distal Bite #17

This is a type of malocclusion in which the upper jaw protrudes significantly forward in relation to the lower jaw.

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Distal Bite #16

This is a type of malocclusion in which the upper jaw protrudes significantly forward in relation to the lower jaw.

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Distal Bite #15

This is a type of malocclusion in which the upper jaw protrudes significantly forward in relation to the lower jaw.

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Distal Bite #14

This is a type of malocclusion in which the upper jaw protrudes significantly forward in relation to the lower jaw.

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Distal Bite #13

This is a type of malocclusion in which the upper jaw protrudes significantly forward in relation to the lower jaw.

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Distal Bite #12

This is a type of malocclusion in which the upper jaw protrudes significantly forward in relation to the lower jaw.

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Distal Bite #11

This is a type of malocclusion in which the upper jaw protrudes significantly forward in relation to the lower jaw.

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Distal Bite #10

This is a type of malocclusion in which the upper jaw protrudes significantly forward in relation to the lower jaw.

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Gap Teeth

Narrowing of the dental arches. Tremas and diastemas in the anterior region of the upper and lower dental arches.

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Distal Bite #16

This is a type of malocclusion in which the upper jaw protrudes significantly forward in relation to the lower jaw.

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Distal Bite #15

This is a type of malocclusion in which the upper jaw protrudes significantly forward in relation to the lower jaw.

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Distal Bite #14

This is a type of malocclusion in which the upper jaw protrudes significantly forward in relation to the lower jaw.

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Kids Cases #4

Malocclusion in children is an abnormal alignment of the teeth that can be caused by genetics, bad habits (such as thumb sucking), poor diet, or injuries.

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Kids Cases #3

Malocclusion in children is an abnormal alignment of the teeth that can be caused by genetics, bad habits (such as thumb sucking), poor diet, or injuries.

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Kids Cases #2

Malocclusion in children is an abnormal alignment of the teeth that can be caused by genetics, bad habits (such as thumb sucking), poor diet, or injuries.

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Kids Cases #1

Malocclusion in children is an abnormal alignment of the teeth that can be caused by genetics, bad habits (such as thumb sucking), poor diet, or injuries.

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Mesial Bite #8

Mesial occlusion is an anomaly of the dentition characterized by the forward displacement of the lower jaw relative to the upper jaw.

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Mesial Bite #7

Mesial occlusion is an anomaly of the dentition characterized by the forward displacement of the lower jaw relative to the upper jaw.

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Mesial Bite #6

Mesial occlusion is an anomaly of the dentition characterized by the forward displacement of the lower jaw relative to the upper jaw.

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Mesial Bite #5

Mesial occlusion is an anomaly of the dentition characterized by the forward displacement of the lower jaw relative to the upper jaw.

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Mesial Bite #4

Mesial occlusion is an anomaly of the dentition characterized by the forward displacement of the lower jaw relative to the upper jaw.

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Mesial Bite #3

Mesial occlusion is an anomaly of the dentition characterized by the forward displacement of the lower jaw relative to the upper jaw.

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Mesial Bite #2

Mesial occlusion is an anomaly of the dentition characterized by the forward displacement of the lower jaw relative to the upper jaw.

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Mesial Bite #1

Mesial occlusion is an anomaly of the dentition characterized by the forward displacement of the lower jaw relative to the upper jaw.

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Mesial Bite #2

Mesial occlusion is an anomaly of the dentition characterized by the forward displacement of the lower jaw relative to the upper jaw.

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Mesial Bite #1

Mesial occlusion is an anomaly of the dentition characterized by the forward displacement of the lower jaw relative to the upper jaw.

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Open Bite #7

A type of malocclusion in which the front upper and lower teeth do not touch even when the jaws are completely closed.

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Open Bite #6

A type of malocclusion in which the front upper and lower teeth do not touch even when the jaws are completely closed.

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Open Bite #5

A type of malocclusion in which the front upper and lower teeth do not touch even when the jaws are completely closed.

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Open Bite #4

A type of malocclusion in which the front upper and lower teeth do not touch even when the jaws are completely closed.

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Open Bite #3

A type of malocclusion in which the front upper and lower teeth do not touch even when the jaws are completely closed.

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Open Bite #2

A type of malocclusion in which the front upper and lower teeth do not touch even when the jaws are completely closed.

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Open Bite #1

Crowded teeth in the upper and lower arches. Distal occlusion. Open bite.

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