Edward Angle, the father of modern orthodontics classified malocclusion based on the position of the maxillary first molar into three types; class I or neutrocclusion, class II or distocclusion and class III or mesiocclusion. Class II malocclusions are contemplated to be one of the most common among all the other forms of malocclusions. It has been reported in the literature that class II malocclusions present an assortment of dental and skeletal configurations. Skeletal class II patterns occur not merely from sagittal discrepancies but as well from vertical discrepancies.