Phase I, or early interceptive treatment, is limited orthodontic treatment (e.g., expander or partial braces) before all permanent teeth have erupted. Such treatment can occur between the ages of six and ten. This treatment is sometimes recommended to make more space for developing teeth, correction of crossbites, overbites, underbites, or harmful oral habits. Phase II treatment is also called comprehensive treatment because it involves full braces when all permanent teeth have erupted, usually between the ages of eleven and thirteen.