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CLASSIFICATION OF SKELETAL AND DENTAL MALOCCLUSION: REVISITED
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Adil Osman MAGEET
PhD, BDS, CES( France), MSc( Orthodontic, UK), M. Orth. RCSEd, FDS, RCSEd, Associate Professor, Consultant Orthodontist
Department of Orthodontics Hamdan Bin Mohamed College of Dental Medicine
MBR University, Dubai, UAE, P. O. Box 505097 Dubai, UAE
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Licensed by CPQ( UAE), the Saudi Commission for Higher Specialties and the Sudanese Medical Council as a consultant orthodontist. I treat orthodontic problems from mild to complex cases with a variety of treatment options, removable, functional, fixed, clear orthodontics, orthodontic part of orthognathic surgery and cleft lip / palate cases. I also manage snorers and mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnoea hypopnoea patients using intra-oral appliances. I have been working as an orthodontist for the past 20 years. Examiner of the RCSEd for the 2 nd part MFDS and the M. Orth. Reviewer of the Oral Hygiene and Dental Management Journal. Published many articles in reputable journals.
Questions
An 11 year-old female patient with a chief complaint“ my upper teeth are crowded”. She presented a Class II / 2 incisor relation, class II ½ unit canines and molars, on Skeletal II base deep bite and centre line shift. Lateral cephalometry shows SNA of 84 °, SNB 78 ° ANB of 6 ° and decreased maxillary mandibular plane angle. The treatment would be:
qa. Extraction of 14 and 24 with upper and lower fixed Orthodontics treatment; qb. Distalisation of upper 16 and 26 by HG and a Nudger appliance with upper and lower fixed qc. Extraction of 14, 24, 35 and 45 with upper and lower fixed Orthodontics; qd. Transfer the case to CL II / 1 and treat with functional appliance and treat accordingly.
What is the treatment of choice in case of skeletal Class III cases is with reduced anterior cranial base and retruded maxilla in a 9 year-old boy.
qa. Rapid palatal expansion alone; qb. Functional appliance and fixed Orthodontics; qc. Rapid palatal expansion and Face mask; qd. Orthognathic surgery by Le Fort I osteotomy.
How do you define Class II / 2b incisor relation from the article:
qa. Upper incisors retroclined laterals are procline; qb. All upper anteriors are retroclined with increased overjet; qc. All upper anteriors are retroclined with a deep bite; qd. Upper incisors retroclined laterals are procline.
Define skeletal Class III type 3 from the paper:
qa. Retruded maxilla; qb. Retruded maxilla with protruded mandible; qc. Straight profile; qd. Protruded maxilla.
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