ADOLESCENT TREATMENT. Thomas J. Cangialosi. Stella S. Efstratiadis. CHAPTER 18 Pages CLASS II DIVISION 1 WHY NOW?

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ADOLESCENT By Thomas J. Cangialosi and Stella S. Efstratiadis From Riolo, M. and Avery, J. Eds., Essentials for Orthodontic Practice, EFOP Press of EFOP, LLC. Ann Arbor and Grand Haven, Michigan, U.S.A., 2003. CHAPTER 18 Pages 491-509 SCIENTIFIC & CLINICAL REASONS CLASS II MALOCCLUSION -mandibular growth spurt PALATAL EXPANSION -sutural expansion -maxillary protraction SPACE CONSINDERATIONS -crowding/bimaxillary protrusion LATE TRANSITIONAL DENTITION -E E space (Leeway space) ADOLESCENT Thomas J. Cangialosi Stella S. Efstratiadis OCCLUSION Dynamic, three dimensional biological entity. MALOCCLUSION - Sagittal -Skeletal -Dental - Vertical -Skeletal -Dental -Transverse -Skeletal -Dental ORTHODONTIC DURING ADOLESCENCE WHY NOW? CLASS II DIVISION 1 - Distocclusion of molars - Class II canine relationship - Proclined maxillary incisors ADOLESCENCE PERMANENT DENTITION APPEARANCE SCIENTIFIC & CLINICAL REASONS COMPREHENSIVE - Crowding and/or Spacing - Moderate/severe overjet - Overbite - normal - deep - open - Crossbite - anterior - posterior 1

PERMANENT DENTITION -Distocclusion of molars -Distocclusion of canines -Moderate overjet -Deep overbite -Malalignment of incisors TRANSERSE : Expand maxillary arch/modify growth -correct mandibular lateral shift -correct midline deviation -correct crossbite -correct sagittal molar and canine asymmetry Align all teeth PERMANENT DENTITION -Distocclusion of molars -Distocclusion of canines -Moderate overjet -Deep overbite -Malalignment of incisors -Distalization of molars -Distalization of canines -Extrusion of posterior teeth -Intrusion of anterior teeth -Alignment of all teeth -Growth modification SAGITTAL: Distalize maxillary molars/relative distalization Distalize maxillary canines Retract incisors Use E-spaceE Modify growth SAGITTAL RIGHT LEFT - Distocclusion of mollars - Cusp to cusp molar relationship - Distocclusion of canines - Class I canine relationship TRANSVERSE - Posterior Crossbite (right) - Mandibular lateral shift - Functional mandibular midline deviation (right) VERTICAL : Level dental arches - Extrude posterior teeth - Intrude anterior teeth/relative intrusion Modify growth VERTICAL - Moderate overbite (60%) 2

Pre- Sub-division right -Retroclined maxillary central incisors -Flared maxillary left lateral incisor -Deep, impinging overbite (>100%) - extruded maxillary central incisors - marked curve of Spee -Cusp to cusp right molar relationship -Cusp to cusp right canine relationship -Neutrocclusion of left molars -Class I left canine relationship Treatment with Functional Appliance DO NOT EXTRACT -Flare maxillary central incisors incisors -Intrude maxillary central incisors -Intrude mandibullar incisors -Extrude maxillary molars -Extrude mandibular molars -Distalize maxillary right molar/ relative distalization -Distalize maxillary right canine -Align all teeth -Modify dentofacial growth -vertical -sagittal -Retroclined maxillary central incisors/lateral incisors -Flared maxillary lateral incisors/canines -Deep overbite (=>100%) -Hypodivergent skeletal pattern Pre -Normal sagittal interjaw relationship -Well developed chin -Short lower anterior face height Post 3

Non- extraction Pseudo Class III: Class I with mandibular anterior shift due to premature occlusal contacts TRUE CLASS III -Mesiocclusion of molars -Class III canine relationship -Anterior crossbite -Possible posterior crossbite -Crowding and /or spacing -Overbite -normal - deep - open ANB=< 0 O Pre- CLASS III MALOCLLUSION Non-extraction Pre- : - Rapid maxillary palatal expansion ( Hyrax appliance ) - Fixed appliances / Intermaxillary mechanics ( Class III elastics ) -Mesiocclusion of molars -Class III canine relationships -Posterior crossbites -Edge to edge anterior relationship -Posterior openbites -Crowding /malalignment Non- extraction Treatment Extraction Pre- : - Hyrax appliance - Extraction of four first premolars - Fixed orthodontic appliances / Class III elastics TRANSVERSE Palatal Expansion SAGITTAL Protraction of maxillary arch VERTICAL Extrusion of all teeth 4

Severe skeletal 12 years ANTERIOR OPEN BITE MALOCCLUSION Pre- Severe skeletal 15 years CLASS I MALOCCLUSION severe crowding Pre- Post-surgically surgically skeletal severe TRANVERSE DISCREPANCIES simple cross-bite POST- (Surgical and orthodontic) 5

TRANSVERSE DISCREPANCIES active rapid palatal expansion orthopedic expansion ( Haas appliance ) DENTAL ANOMALIES fractured incisor Pre- retention DENTAL ANOMALIES canine impaction Pre- DENTAL ANOMALIES canine impaction 6