who is not a candidate for myobrace?

Severe malocclusion: patients with extreme cases of malocclusion may require more aggressive orthodontic treatments such as braces or surgery.
Non-cooperative patients: myobrace requires consistent use and active participation in the treatment process, making it unsuitable for those who are non-compliant or cannot tolerate the device in the mouth.
Complex orthodontic cases: myobrace may not be effective for addressing severe bite issues, jaw discrepancies, or rotated teeth.