Mandible Prognathism
This malformation, which may be the most severe jaw problem, does not usually respond well to removable treatments including the chin s...
12 Dec
Deformity
12 Dec
Mandible Deficiency
Mandible deficiency refers to undergrowth of the lower jaw. In this case, the mandible should be directed forward with the help of mand...
10 Dec
Maxillary deficiency
Maxillary deficiency can be transversely extended with removable screw plaques. When providing the removable screw plaques, the patient...
10 Dec
Maxillary protrusion
In some cases it is possible that the maxilla is bigger and positioned much forward which in terminology is called maxillary protrusion...
10 Dec
Mandibular deviation
As the name implies, mandibular deviation is a skeletal malformation in which the mandible is deviated to one side. Midline discrepancy...
16 Jul
Treatment Of Maxillary Stenosis
Abnormal breathing through the mouth instead of the nose imposes pressure on the jaws and gradually results in maxillary stenosis due t...
22 Oct
Cleft Lip and Palate Patients
Cleft lip or palate is one of the most common types of craniomaxillofacial birth anomalies. Midface deficiency is a common feature of c...
21 Dec
Class III skeletal malocclusion
In this type of deformity, the maxilla and the mandible are maloccluded, i.e. either the maxilla is retruded, the mandible is protruded...
21 Dec
Malocclusion Class 2
A situation in which maxilla and mandible are in disharmony, the maxilla is protruded or the mandible sits backward from where it shoul...