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Face, TM Joint, and Teeth Considerations When Performing Orthodontic and Orthopedic Therapy

Randy Newby / ,

In many disciplines of dentistry, it is beneficial to envision the end result and work backwards to achieve it.5 I have found this to be the case when treating orthodontic and orthopedic patients. Before considering Key Three: Proper Overbite and Overjet3 in Class II correction, it will be helpful to consider some of the factors that contribute to a successful end result. A global view of successful orthodontic and orthopedic treatment takes into consideration the effects that the therapy has on the face, TM joints, and teeth.1,2

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