Crossbite and Underbite
Expander, Braces and Early Treatment (Phase I)
5 cases at Elate Orthodontics
Early Treatment (Phase I) Before and After Photos
Phase I is limited treatment, usually between ages 7 and 10, for a problem that gets harder to fix with time: a crossbite, an underbite, severe crowding or front teeth at risk of injury.
For most kids it doesn't replace braces later. It makes the second phase simpler, and it can reduce the need for extractions or surgery down the road.
Crowded Teeth and Narrow Palate
Braces, Expander and Early Treatment (Phase I)
Crowded Teeth and Narrow Palate
Clear Aligners and Early Treatment (Phase I)
Crowded Teeth
Braces and Early Treatment (Phase I)
Underbite and Narrow Palate
Braces and Early Treatment (Phase I)
Who treated these cases
Dr. Kevin Baharvand, DMD, MS
Diplomate, American Board of Orthodontics
He has been a cover clinician for the American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, serves on the Orthotown editorial board and lectures nationally to other orthodontists on clear aligner treatment. D Magazine Best Dentist 2026.
Dr. Julia Kang, DMD
topDentists, Dallas metro, 2026
Peer selected for the topDentists list five years running, a list that can't be bought. She holds dental degrees from Seoul National University and Boston University, trained with a Harvard externship, was a JCO Resident of the Year finalist and is a member of the Omicron Kappa Upsilon honor society.
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