Anterior Crossbite Correction with Self-Ligating System. Case Report
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Introduction: Anterior crossbite is one of the most common problems in growing patients with class III malocclusion, both skeletal and functional. The correct diagnosis of this malocclusion is key to its correction and a good treatment plan. Objectives: obtain class I canine, maintain class I molar, obtain correct anterior guidance, maintain profile and improve function. Case presentation: A 13-year-old male patient comes to the clinic with the following reason for consultation: “my teeth are crooked and my jaw has moved forward”. Class III Skeletal due to a retruded maxilla, straight dolichofacial profile, , class I molar, canine class not established, canines 13, 23 and 33 retained, anterior crossbite. Treatment with “3M™ Unitek™ Gemini SL Self-Ligating Brackets MBT 0.022” brackets, lingual arch and transpalatal arch, bite lifting through build-ups on mandibular first molars, alignment and levelling phase, occlusion detailing and final retention (upper and lower removable) . The anterior crossbite was corrected by obtaining adequate anterior guidance and good chewing function. The profile and class I molar were maintained. Conclusions: treatment with self-ligating brackets is a good option to achieve correction of anterior crossbite, as long as a correct diagnosis and treatment plan is made.
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