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Deep Bite Case with Midline Discrepancy

open access: yesJournal of the Japan Lingual Orthodontic Association, 2005
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Precision bite ramps and aligners: An elective choice for deep bite treatment

Journal of Orthodontics, 2021
Objective: To review a series of clinical studies demonstrating the clinical efficiency of aligners with bite ramps in the treatment of severe deep bite. Materials and Methods: In order to predictably manage the correction of deep bite with aligners, precision bite ramps on maxillary incisors have been used while posterior extrusion and anterior ...
Mario Greco, Andrea Rombolà
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Treatment of deep-bite cases

American Journal of Orthodontics, 1980
T here are basically four ways to treat a deep bite: (1) leveling of the arch through eruption of premolars, associated with a clockwise rotation of the mandible, which serves to increase lower facial height; (2) intrusion of lower and/or upper incisors; (3) labial inclination of the incisors; and (4) molar extrusion.
G, Engel   +8 more
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The skeletodental adaptations in deep bite correction

American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, 1991
The purpose of this study was to analyze the skeletal and dental changes produced by orthodontic correction of a deep bite. A comparison was made between the adolescents' and the adults' responses in an attempt to observe any differences that accounted for increased stability in a growing patient.
E H, McDowell, I M, Baker
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Skull thickness in patients with skeletal deep bite

Orthodontics & Craniofacial Research, 2008
Structured AbstractAuthors –  Jacobsen PE, Kjær I, Sonnesen LObjectives –  Skull thickness in relation to patients with skeletal deep bite has not been reported previously. The present study examines the skull thickness in patients with skeletal deep bite and compares it with the skull thickness in subjects with neutral occlusion and normal ...
Jacobsen, P.E., Kjaer, I., Sonnesen, L.
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[Deep bite].

Mondo ortodontico, 1990
The author emphasizes that the overbite is a component of a lot of malocclusions, but he thinks that it doesn't exist standard values of overbite for all the people. The value would adapt to the patient's feature. He analyses dental movements, for the overbite correction, and skeletal features that allow them or not.
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[The treatment of deep bite in adults].

Fortschritte der Kieferorthopadie, 1990
49 treated adult patients with deep-bite were classified by analysing orthodontic models and lateral cephalograms differentiating skeletal, dento-alveolar deep-bite and class I, class II-1, class II-2 malocclusion. Change of overbite and position of incisors were described within every group and compared with the other groups.On the average overbite ...
U, Hirschfelder, K, Hertrich
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[Skeletal deep bite and esthetics].

L' Orthodontie francaise, 1991
The patient who present a deep bite pattern with a low FMA angle have contradictional functional and esthetic objectives. The cephalometric alarm signs help the clinician to locate the esthetic risks.
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