Case Reports-Arch Length Deficiency Arch Length Deficiency This case report demonstrates a 9.4-year-old boy in the mixed dentition presenting with arch length deficiency along with skeletal Class II Division 1 high angle malocclusion (Sn-GoGn=45°). Summary: The patient had severe mandibular…
Class III Malocclusion: This case report demonstrates a 17.9-year-old boy with marked high angle skeletal class III malocclusion with severe maxillary retrognathia and mandibular prognathism. Summary: The patient had crowding in the upper jaw and the lower incisors were tipped…
Class II Division II This case report demonstrates an adolescent female patient presenting with Class II Div (2) malocclusion on a moderate Skeletal II base with slight mandibular retrognathia. Summary: The patient had severe deepbite and her upper and lower…
Arch Length Deficiency This case report demonstrates a 9.4-year-old boy in the mixed dentition presenting with arch length deficiency along with skeletal Class II Division 1 high angle malocclusion (Sn-GoGn=45°). Summary: The patient had severe mandibular deficiency with increased anterior…
Open Bite This case report demonstrates a 22.4 year old girl with skeletal Class I malocclusion. Summary: The patient had aggravated arch length deficiency due to concurrent crowding and dentoalveolar protrusion. She also had severe open bite. Molars and canines…
This case report demonstrates a different method of using miniplates to treat an 11-year-old boy with a skeletal Class III malocclusion and maxillary deficiency. This treatment was found to be an acceptable alternative to the use of extraoral appliances such…
DEEP BITE: This case report deomstrated a 21 year-old patient with class I dental malocclusion; The patient’s severely prominent chin puts him in skeletal class III pattern. Summary: The patient had Lower than normal maxillary-mandibular plane angle and horizontal growth…
Dental plaques are amongst the most important factors causing tooth decay. To avoid it, different approaches are recommended, including dental scaling. Saliva, a mouth decay-causing bacteria and consumption of different foodstuffs are also amongst factors causing plaques and caries. As…
If you have lost one or more teeth or have no teeth, you can use dental implants to replace the missing teeth. Dental implant is a piece that is inserted as a root of the tooth into the jawbone and…
