2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.rmo.2016.10.014
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Surgical-orthodontic treatment in a skeletal class III patient. A case report

Abstract: con tratamiento ortodóncico previo y ausencia de primeros premolares inferiores. El motivo principal de consulta es la apariencia facial poco atractiva debido a la posición hacia adelante de la mandíbula y la mordida abierta anterior. A la revisión clínica extraoral, en la vista frontal se observa una cara leptoprosopa, áreas paranasales colapsadas y labios incompetentes. En las proporciones faciales verticales, reveló el tercio inferior aumentado. La vista lateral y oblicua mostró mayor proyección del mentón,… Show more

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“…In some cases of class III malocclusion, type C, with dentoskeletal mismatch, there are three possible therapeutic possibilities in general: modification of growth; camouflage through dental compensation; surgical reponing of jaw bases [4,10,15]. For surgical correction, anterior positioning of the maxilla with maxillary osteotomy is necessary for obtaining a normal position of the upper lip and adequate nasolabial angle, and Le Fort I osteotomy are most commonly used [2,16].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In some cases of class III malocclusion, type C, with dentoskeletal mismatch, there are three possible therapeutic possibilities in general: modification of growth; camouflage through dental compensation; surgical reponing of jaw bases [4,10,15]. For surgical correction, anterior positioning of the maxilla with maxillary osteotomy is necessary for obtaining a normal position of the upper lip and adequate nasolabial angle, and Le Fort I osteotomy are most commonly used [2,16].…”
Section: Introduction mentioning
confidence: 99%