Deep Bite Malocclusion
Published 10/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 489.13 MB | Duration: 1h 15m

Diagnosis, treatment planning, classification & treatment of deep bite in primary, mixed & permanent dentition
What you'll learn
Understand classification ad ethology of deep bite malocclusion
Understand clinic, dental and skeletal presentation of malocclussion
Understand management of deep bite malocclusion in primary, mixed and permanent dentition
Learn from expert, case discussion to learn and master skill of treatment planning and using right mechanics
Requirements
BDS
Description
Conventional orthodontic correction of Class II deep-bite deformity with a decreased lower anterior facial height tendency can be mechanically difficult, inefficient, and, in many instances, impossible. Orthodontic treatment alone of either adults or adolescents with such deformities frequently can neither increase lower anterior facial height sufficiently to achieve ideal facial proportions nor achieve long-term occlusal stability. Despite the need for surgical intervention to achieve satisfactory occlusal and esthetic results, many patients with such deformities are still being treated in clinical practice by traditional orthodontic procedures, with less than ideal esthetic and/or occlusal results. The challenge to achieve efficient and stable treatment of this deformity has been met by the use of various surgical techniques in combination with orthodontic treatment. This combined surgical-orthodontic approach can provide increased treatment efficiency, long-term stability, and optimal esthetic results. The proper sequencing and correct selection of orthodontic mechanotherapy are essential to ensure the desired results. The purpose of this course is to detail basic problems involved in diagnosis and treatment planning for the combined surgical-orthodontic approach to patients exhibiting Class II deep bite and decreased lower facial height. Orthodontic and surgical treatment objectives are explained, and representative case reports are presented and discussed to illustrate this method of treatment. Extraction patterns, control of the transverse dimension, arch wire selection, auxiliary wires, elastics, and extraoral appliance use are described.
Overview
Section 1: Deep Bite Management
Lecture 1 DeepBite Classification, etiology and presentation
Lecture 2 Treatment of Deep Bite Malocclusion
Lecture 3 Retention and Stability
Section 2: Case Discussion and Treatment Planning for Deep Bite Management
Lecture 4 Case I
Lecture 5 Case 2
dentist, dental student, post graduate trainee in orthodontics
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