Non-Surgical Underbite Treatment: A Skeletal Class III Case Initially Referred for Surgery
A skeletal Class III case involving a woman in her twenties who had been advised to undergo surgery. This report follows upper arch expansion and lower premolar extraction treatment for anterior crossbite, open bite, and protrusion, with records from approximately five years after treatment.
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Non-Extraction Orthodontics: When Is It a Good Choice?
Crowding alone does not determine whether non-extraction treatment is suitable. We consider the facial profile, front-tooth angles, growth, gum health and long-term stability.
Treating Skeletal Class III Malocclusion with Invisalign
Can an underbite be corrected without jaw surgery? Follow the diagnosis, Invisalign treatment and retention of a woman in her twenties with an anterior crossbite and prominent lips.
Non-Extraction Orthodontics: How Does It Work?
Can teeth be straightened without extractions? We explore how space is created through arch expansion, backward tooth movement and interproximal reduction.
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