This case report discusses the management of a bilateral palatal inclusion canines in a patient with skeletal class III. The treatment plan was divided in 2 phases: Interceptive phase and in the second one the patient put a fixed orthodontic appliance and was also held a surgery for the exposure of the canines and their traction. The correction of the position of this canines entails a greater improvement in the function, aesthetics and general oral health to the patient. Schlagwörter: maxillary canines, inclusion, traction, surgery approach