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Specialty of dentistry; diagnosis prevention and treatment of dental malocclusions and facial irregularities
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Orthodontics
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Indicated when a skeletal malocclusion exists in a growing patient. The goal is to inhibit stimulate and redirect jaw growth to obtain a more ideal skeletal pattern
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Growth modification
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growth modifying appliance most frequently used in Class II malocculsion to restrict/inhibit growth
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Headgear
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device used to attempt skeletal correction by changing mandibular or maxillary posture or growth
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Functional Appliance
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Patient classification for people with cleft palatal and craniofacial problems. growth modification and interceptive TX
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Early Treatment Patients
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Treatment method involving space management, growth modification
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Interceptive treatment
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Treatment style for a growing patient
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Adolescent treatment
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A patient type described as a non growing patient wanting adjunctive TX Camouflage TX, invisalign
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Adult patient
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Symptomatic patients with orthodontic needs
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TMD treatment
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Oral Surgery/Orthodontic TX patient
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Orthognathic treatment
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1-32; A-T numbering of teeth
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Universal Nomenclature
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1-8, a-e numbering of teeth
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Palmer Notation Nomenclature
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Numbering system with Perminant Quad 1-4; Deciduous Quad 5-8
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FDI Notation Nomenclature
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facial and dental esthetics goals
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Goal of Improved Smile
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Functional Occlusion, TMJ, Periodontal Heath goals
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Goal of improved oral health
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Goal of retaining Tx outcomes
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Stability goal
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System for classifying occlusion: Options are: "Normal occlusion", Class I, II, III
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Angles Classification of Malocclusions
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Molars are in "Normal Occlusion", however teeth are irregular in alignment
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Class I Malocclusion
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End to end occlusion of molars
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Class II Malocclusion
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Mesiobuccal cusp of maxillary 1st molar occludes posterior to the mesiobuccal groove of the mandibular 1st molar
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Class III Malocclusion
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Evaluation of facial profile, key indicator of underlying skeletal arrangements contributing to class II or III
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Facial analysis
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Profile ranking with forehead, base of nose and chin line up along a vertical line; ideal class 1
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Straight or orthognathic profile
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Chin is out of line of nose and chin resulting in a Convex profile
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Retrognathic Class II
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Prognathic classification with chin is out of line of nose and chin resulting in a Concave profile
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Prognathic Class III
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Short broad skull and a wide face
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Brachycephalic Skull morphology
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Average breadth and length skull morphology
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Mesocephalic Skull morphology
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Long narrow skull and narrow face
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Dolichocephalic Skull morphology
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Degree of vertical overlap of the mandibular incisors by their maxillary antagonists, usually measured perpendicular to the occlusal plane.
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Overbite
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The distance between the labial surface of the mandibular incisors, and the labial aspect of the incisal edge of the maxillary incisors, usually measured parallel to the occlusal plane
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Overjet
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The curve displayed in the sagittal plane by the cusps and the incisal edges of the mandibular teeth
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Curve of Spee
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The key to successful orthodontic treatment
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An accurate diagnosis
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