Brodie bites are rare malocclusions, but they are challenging to manage effectively. Early diagnosis is crucial, as treatment is less complex during this stage. As craniofacial maturation progresses, the management becomes increasingly complicated. This presentation will cover several cases of varying complexity, treated with various orthodontic approaches from the simplest to the most complex, from deciduous to permanent dentition, from a single tooth to a fully compromised quadrant. Mechanical treatment alternatives will be discussed, from regular `fixed appliances to a specific use of skeletal anchorage, depending on the type of Brodie bite. 3D asymmetry animations will be used to help. The overall conclusion is to manage a Bordie Bite as soon as it is recognized. The key takeaway is that a Brodie bite should be handled as quickly as it is identified. Normal craniofacial growth will not resolve this malocclusion; it will likely complicate the issue further.