Forsus™ Class II Correctors
Fixing overbites, no headgear required
When the upper teeth sit too far ahead of the lower teeth, a Forsus corrector gently guides the bite into better balance. It works right alongside your braces.
What is a Class II bite?
A Class II bite, often called an overbite, is when the upper jaw and teeth sit noticeably ahead of the lower ones. Beyond looks, it can affect how teeth wear, how you chew, and sometimes how your jaw feels.
How the Forsus corrector works
The Forsus is a small spring-loaded device that attaches to your braces inside the cheeks. It applies gentle, steady pressure that helps move the upper teeth back and the lower teeth forward. Because it's fixed in place, it works 24/7 without relying on you to wear anything.
Why patients prefer it
- No headgear to wear at home or at night
- Nothing to remember to put in
- Tucked inside the cheeks, so it's hard to see
See it in action
Our Before & After gallery includes a real Class II Forsus case treated by Dr. Croft. View the gallery.
Common questions
How long does a Forsus corrector stay on?
Usually a matter of months, not years. Dr. Croft will let you know what to expect based on how much correction your bite needs.
Is it uncomfortable?
There's an adjustment period of a few days while your cheeks and jaw get used to it. After that, most patients barely notice it.
Can I take it out?
No, and that's the point. Because it's fixed to your braces, it works around the clock without you having to remember anything.