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Clinical case presentation of CL II treatment with SPEED appliance, Forsus, Twin force bite corrector, intrusive arch. Extraction and non extraction approach are explained

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Management of Class II Malocclusion with SPEED

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Clinical Case presentation

• Class II div 1 and II

• Twin Force Bite Corretor

• Pendulum appliance and intrusive arch to level the curve of spee

• Biomechanical approach for cl II div 2 (mx anterior intrusive arch)

• TAD and extraction approach in hyperdivergent cases

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Stacey (14 y 10 m)

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• Class I profile

• Retroclined 1/

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Cl II div 2

• Maxillary constriction

• Left posterior Xbite

• Severe 1st molar mesial rotation

St.De 010210, 14y 10 m

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Tx plan

• RPE + exo 2 premolars?

• RPE, non exo + cl II correctors?

• RPE, non exo, molar derotation, mx anterior intrusive arch

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•At 34 weeks!TFBC are installed

•At 52 weeks!TFBC removed

!A Hilgers RPE design would have achieved derotation of the 1st molar while an Hyrax had maintained it.

St.De 100111 Md:.020 x.020 SS

Mx:.018 SC™

St.De 140211 Md:.020 x.020 SS

Mx:.016 X .016 Sent

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At 58 weeks

• Mx molar de-rotation is needed

• Class II elastic to wear during night

• Coordination of arch form is necessary

St.De 280311

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• Mx molars distalized

• /1-MP proclined by 17°

• Rotation of occlusal plane noted

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At 80 weeks

• Finishing bends here and there

• Incisal recontouring

St.De 280311

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Roxane (11 y)

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• Class II div 1

• Constricted maxilla

Ro.Lé 061009

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• Skeletal class II

• Proclined lower incisors

• Lip trapping

• Low MPA

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• Fixed class II correctors (Forsus, Twin force, Herbst, etc) have a tendency to procline the lower incisors

• Therefore, maxillary molar distallization was preferred for class II correction in this case

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At 22 weeks

• Class I molar relationship obtained

• Elastomeric chain to distalize the U5'S

• 17x25 niti intrusive arch attached at the canine to level the lower arch and minimize /1 proclination

Ro.Lé 060410 Md:.016 x.022 neost + 17x25 niti

Mx:.018 SC™

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At 45 weeks

• Sliding mechanics on a .016 SS, cinch back

! Elastomeric chain attached to U4’s

• Class I canine relationship is obtained

Ro.Lé 160910 Md:.020 x.025 Niti

Mx:.016 SS, cinch back

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At 60 weeks

• Bond 7's/

! EC 12 to 22

! Anteriors will be retracted with .017 x .025 mushroom loop

• /7's will be bonded at next RV

Mx:.016 x .016 sent

Ro.Lé 281010

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At 67 weeks

• Mx: Elastomeric chain 6 to 6 to maintain space closure

• .020 x .025 niti for leveling prior finishing

• .020 x .025 SS for finishing " 17 weeks

Ro.Lé 170211

Mx:.020 x .025 Nitisw

Md:.020 x .025 Nitisw

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At 97 weeks

Ro.Lé 140711

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6 weeks into retention

Ro.Lé 250811

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Emmanuel (14 y)

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• Cl II div 2

• Deep overbite

• Mx molar mesially rotated

Em.Be 250610

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• Dished in profile

• Retroclined 1/-SN & /1-MP

• Increased 1/1 " 147°

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Tx objective

• Decreased interincisal angle

• Procline 1/ and /1

• Obtain class I molar and canine relationship

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Tx Plan

• Forsus?

• RPE?

• Exo of 2 mx premolars?

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• Mx 3 segments (016 x 022 niti) for alignment

• Overlay 17x25 niti intrusive arch

! Anterior intrusion

! Posterior extrusion

! Tip back at buccal segment

Em.Be 060710

• TPA .032 SS activated to de-rotate the molars

• Molars distalization

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Why the intrusive arch is overlayed and not engaged into the brackets of the incisors?

• The rectangular wire would create a torquing moment

• This would be balanced by anterior extrusion and posterior intrusion

• That would substract from the anterior intrusive force and posterior extrusive force

• The efficacy of the force sytem would be reduced

• Also the intrusive force would be in-line or lingual to the center of resistance of the incisor negating the desired flairing effect

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Do we need to understand orthodontic mechanics

• Yes, because I said so

• Yes, because...

«...when a case is challenging,orthodontists know what to do.»

Sylvain_skabulous
Note
Quote from Steve Lindauer.NESO Meeting, Montreal 2010
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At 6 weeks

• Anterior mandibular teeth are bonded

• Unraveling the lower curve of Spee will assist cl II correction

Em.Be 190810 Md:.016 SC™

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At 13 weeks

• Mx: 16 SC™ engaging the canines

• Derotation of mx molars noted

Em.Be 051010

Mx:.016 SC™

Md:.016 Sent

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At 20 weeks

• Md: 016 x 022 neosent

• Mx: 016 sent + cl II elastics

• Intrusive arch is removed

Em.Be 221110 Md:.016 x .022 neosent

Mx:.016 Sent

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At 27 weeks

• Remove the TPA

• Continue cl II eastics

• Class I relationship is almost achieved

Em.Be 100111 Md:.020 x .020 neosent

Mx: 016 x .022 neosent

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At 40 weeks

• Reassessment of bk position

! Rebond 12, bond 16, 26, 47

• Continue cl II elastics

Em.Be 120411

Mx: .020 x .020 neosent

Md:.020 x .020 neosent

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Em.Be 220811

At 59 weeks

• Mx: ! elastomeric chain

• Md: rebond #47 , #33, .020 x .020 neost

Rebonded

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• May be some improvement in lip support can be noted

• Incisors display is adequate

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• Is such a treatment approach repeatable?

! Same mechanics: 28 weeks into treatment

Wi.Ja. 270111

Wi.Ja. 260811

3 Segments 16 x16 sent" 16x22 neo"16SC + cl II"16sent + cl II"16x22 neost + cl II

2 Segments 16sent"16sent continuous "20 x 20 neost + cl II"20x25 niti + cl II

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Eloïse (9 y 7 m)

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• Cl II div 1

• Mx crowding

El.Re 060510

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• Slight vertical facial asymmetry

• Retrognathic mandible

• Low FMA, brachycephalic

El.Re 060510, 9 y 7 m

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• At 29 weeks

! Forsus are engaged

! Md: .020 x .025 SW, loop distal to the canine, cinch back

El.Re 310111

• At 35 weeks

! E-links to sliding the canine distally on .020 x .025 SW

El.Re 201210 Md:.020 x .025 sw

Mx:.020 x .025 swCinch Cinch

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At 41 weeks

• Reassessment of bk position

! Rebond 12, 16, 26,

! Bond 37, 46, rebond 33, 35, 45

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At 41 weeks

• Forsus and Hyrax removed

• Canines distalized and a space opened mesially

• Side effect: posterior intrusion

El.Re. 140311 Md:.016 sent

Md:.016 x .022 neosent

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• Molar distallization and intrusion

• Increased smile display

• /1-PM was maintained at 109°

El.Re 140311

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At 64 weeks

• Mx & Md: .020 SS SW

• Finishing bends, Cl II elastics

El.Re. 220811

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El.Re. 220811

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Maude (16 y 7 m)

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• Cl II div 2

• Moderate ALD

Ma.Ma 310809, 16y 7 m

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• Straight profile

• Lips to E-plane = normal

• Retroclined 1/

• Proclined /1

•Tx Plan#Non extraction?#Extraction?

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At 61 weeks• Mx: 21x21x20 x 38 mm, E-links #5 at 17 & 27

• Md: 21x21x20 x 38 mm

! To include the canine in the rectangular section

! Upright spring on 1st premolars, E-links #3

! Cl II elastics 3/6

Ma.Ma 221110

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At 74 weeks

• Space closure is effective

• Lower curve of Spee remained flat

• Continue cl II elastics

Ma.Ma 240211

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At 81 weeks

• Mx: Continue en masse retraction

• Md: .020 x .025 SW + EC 6 to 6

! Continue cl II elastics

Md:.020 x .025 swMa.Ma 130411

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At 102 weeks

• Finishing bend

• Enamel recontouring

Ma.Ma 080911 Md:.020 x .025 sw

Mx:.020 x .025 sw

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Marie-Anne (10 y 9 m)

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• Cl II div 1

• Md deviated to the right

• Deep overbite

• Mesially rotated 1st molar

Ma.Co 250809, 10y 9 m

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• Proclined 1/ and /1 (1/-SN = 121°; /1-MP = 104°)

• Large overjet, 1/1 = 108°

• Deep overbite

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Tx plan

• Any cl II fixed corrector will procline lower incisors

• Lower incisor intrusion with a SW will procline /1

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At 11 weeks

• .032 TMA TPA to derotate U6’s

• Md: 3 segments + lingual arch

• Intrusive arch 17x25 niti attached at /3’s (distal to C rot) to intrude and retrocline /1

Ma.Co 011209

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At 23 weeks

• Md: 20x20 neost + intrusive arch on /3’s

• Mx: 20x25 nitisw (to detorque U1’s)

• Cl II elastics

• Molars are derotated

Ma.Co 230210

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At 29 weeks

• Mx: 21x21x20 to slide buccal segment distally

• TPA removed

• Md: 20x25 nitisw, LA + intrusive arch removed

• Unilateral FORSUS cl II corrector on the right side is installed

Ma.Co 070410

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• 1/ SN = 102, retracted to normal

• /1-MP = 105 maintained

• 1/1 = 125 = normal

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At 53 weeks

• Remove Forsus on the right side

• Mx: 17x25 TMA mushroom loop to retract anteriors (note the space mesial to U3’s)

• Md: 20x25 nitisw

• Class I molar and canine relationship achieved

Ma.Co 200910

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At 59 weeks

• Mx: 20x25nitisw + elastomeric chain

• Continue cl II

Ma.Co 011110

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At 78 weeks

• Mx: 20x25 sw + elastomeric chain

• Md: 20x25 nitisw

• Patient instructed to wear Cl II elastic during nightime

Ma.Co 210311

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At 103 weeks

• Class I molar and canine relationship

Ma.Co 070911

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Estelle (28 y 4 m)

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• Class I, congenitally missing #45

• Xbite 22/33

Es.Gr 040609

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• Bimax protrusion

• Mx midline to the left

• Tx plan

! Exo???

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• Tx initiated with .016 SC™ for 12 weeks, then .018 SC™ for 8 weeks

• At 20 weeks:

! Mx: 18 SC; Md: .016 sent

• Followed by .016 x .022 neost, .020 x .020 neost, .020 x .025 niti, then .021 x .021 x .020 en masse retraction

Es.Gr 231109, 20 weeks Md:.016 Sent

Md:.018 SC™

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• Sliding #13 on the round section of HDGW

• Note the slight curve of Spee in lower arch

! The squared anterior section is limited to lower incisors

! This reduce the stiffness of the anterior segment

! The canine and the 1st premolar have a tendency to tip lingually as the E-links press on the labial surface

! When spaces are closed, it is most often not possible to engage a .020 x .025 SS wire

Es.Gr 071210, 74 weeks #45 was protracted alone before engaging #46

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• Md: .021x.021x.020 x 58 mm

! Extended square anterior section include the 1st premolars

! This increased the wire stiffness in torsion

! Hence it help to maintain a flat curve of Spee

! Once the space are close, a .020 x .025 SS sw can be engage

• Mx: #13 distalized into cl I

Es.Gr 180111, 80 weeks

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• Mx cl I canine is achieved

! EC 7-6-5-3-o-2

! 6 weeks later (92w), the EC was changed and an active coil was added

Es.Gr 010311, 86 weeks

Md: .020 SS

Es.Gr 240511, 98 weeks Md: .020 x.025 nitisw

• 98 weeks: midline improved

! Sliding mechanics: Light force + round wire

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At 110 weeks

• Mx: rebond #22 to move the root mesially

! .020 x.025 nitisw + EC

• Md: .020 x .025 SSsw + EC

Es.Gr 150811, 110 weeks

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A.G.Class II div 1 OB

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• Cl II div 1

• Open bite

• Moderatle ALD

An.Gr. 160309, 14 y 4 m

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• Hyperdivergent

• Bimaxillary protrusion

• Lip incompetency

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Tx planTx initiated: July 15-2009

• Extraction?

• Surgery?

• Non-surgery

• TADs

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At 13 weeks

• Mx:

! TADs 6 x 1,4 mm

! 3 segments .020 x.020 neost + TPA .032 x .032 activated mesial out

• Md: .018SC™

An.Gr. 131009

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At 21 weeks

An.Gr. 131009

• Mx: Replace TAD distal to 1st m, .016 sent

• Md: TADs 8 x 1,4 mm + .016 sent

An.Gr. 071209

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At 26 weeks

• Mx: .016 x .022 neost, ! EC

• Md: .016 x .022 neost, ! EC

! .032 TMA LA

An.Gr. 071209

An.Gr. 15-01-10

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At 34 weeks

• Mx: .21 x .021 x .020 x 38 mm -E5 7-3

• Md: .020 x .025 niti

An.Gr. 15-01-10

An.Gr. 08-03-10Class 1I

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At 46 weeks

• Mx: .E links: Hook to the TADs

• Md: ! E4

• TPA and LA removed

An.Gr. 08-03-10

An.Gr. 07-06-10 Md: .021 x .021 x .020

Class 1

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Md: .020 x .025 niti + ECAn.Gr. 02-09-10

At 59 weeks

• Mx: E links: Shep-Hk to the TAD

! EC 11-27

• Md: .020 x .025 niti

An.Gr. 15-07-10 Md: .021 x .021 x .020

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At 66 weeks

An. Gr. 191010

! Mx: .021 x .021 x .020. Lig. tie TAD-U3, E links

! Mx: EC 6 to 6

! Md: .020 x .025 SW

An. Gr. 231210 Md: .020 x .025 SS

At 75 weeks

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At 94 weeks

• After 2 missed rendez-vous: lost 12 weeks!

• Patients involved in a fight!!!

! Luxation of 12, 11, 42, 41, 31

An. Gr. 020511 Md: .020 x .025 SS

Mx: .021 x .021 x .020 SS

Mx: .016 x .022 neost

Md: .06 sent

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• Significant facial changes

• Lip competency improved

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• Condilar growth

• Almost no aveolar growth

• Finishing stages to improveroot parallelism

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At 111 weeks

• TAD are removed

• Wire cut distal to lower 5’s

• Debond in 2 weeks

An. Gr. 290811

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Ma.An. Vo. Bo.

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• Cl II div 1 open bite

Ma.An.Vo.Bo 260109, 16 y 4 m

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• Lip incompetency

• Bimaxillary protrusion

• Vertical maxillary excess (posterior)

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Tx Plan

• Extraction

• Would usually involve bimaxillary surgery

! The patient was tx planned for surgery.

! Tx initiated: March 5, 2009

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52 weeks into treatment• The patient and his father declined the surgery: No way!

Ma.An.Vo.Bo 030310 Md: .021 x .021 x .020 E-4

Md: .020 x .025 sw

• Pull out the TAD box!• TAD: 8 x 1,8 mm

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• Mx arch was treated in segments

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At 67 weeks

• Upper left TAD is replaced

• Lower expansion occurred because of the absence absence of a lingual arch

Ma.An.Vo.Bo 150610

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At 110 weeks

• Upper left TAD failed 3 times

• TFBC was used unilaterally on the left from Dec. 2010 to April 2011

Ma.An.Vo.Bo 190411

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At 128 weeks

• A compromised posterior occlusion was accepted

• Mandibular asymetry to the left may explain the cl II relationship

Ma.An.Vo.Bo 110811

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• Smile display improved

• Lip competency improved

• Mandibular déviation to the left is noted

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• Right condyle larger than left condyle

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• Forward rotation of the mandible

! Intrusion of mx molars

! Intrusion of md molars

! AFH !