In 1986,Kesling and Rocke modified the Edgewise archwire slot.They removed two diametrically opposed corners of the conventional Edgewise archwire slot.The new design allowed teeth to tip and hence to move rapidly.Initial anterior bite opening and retraction were more readily achieved.The new bracket design combined the best qualities of its two predecessors,the ribbon arch and the Edgewise bracket.Kesling claimed that the technique is ahead of its time and that it is the technique for the Twenty First Century.He and other Tip Edge users have published numerous articles on the ease of using this appliance and the successful outcome of applying this treatment modality.Chamda R A and Evans in an in depth study in 2012 retrospectively evaluated the skeletal,dental and profile changes that took place when a sample of Class II malocclusions were corrected using the Tip-Edge technique and with extraction of first premolars.Their research endorses the claim that the technique enables the correction of severe Class II maximum anchorage malocclusions without having to rely upon extra-oral anchorage or other additional anchorage devices.The aim of this presentation is to explore the possibilities of enhancing smiles and profiles when treating difficult malocclusions non- surgically using the Tip-Edge bracket appliance system.