Conclusion
A thorough diagnostic distinction is critical in selecting the right
corrective treatments in open bite cases. Fixed appliances, either
labial or lingual, are frequently used in non-surgical open bite
therapy. With the incorporation of extra-radicular screws, it is
possible now to plan more complex maneuvers orthodontically without the
need for orthognathic surgery. Clear aligner therapy, on the other hand,
has become increasingly popular in the treatment of complicated
situations, including open bite malocclusions. The authors of this study
report three distinct clinical situations in which open bite cases were
successfully treated using clear aligners with and without adjuncts.