19/12/2025
🧚♀️Correction for Skeletal Class II malocclusion
1. What is Skeletal Class II malocclusion?
It means the lower jaw (mandible) is set too far back (retrusive) compared to the upper jaw (maxilla), creating a convex facial profile, prominent upper front teeth (overjet), and often a ”chin-up“ look with a lower lip trapped behind the upper teeth.
2. MAOB - Mandibular Advancement with Occlusion Blocks
MAOB (Mandibular Advancement with Occlusal Blocks) is an innovative clear aligner system for growing teens and pre-teens (ages 10-16) to correct Class II jaw alignment issues, where the lower jaw is set back, by using built-in, solid bite blocks to gently push the jaw forward, treating deep bites and improving facial aesthetics while straightening teeth simultaneously.