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An Evidence Base of Treatment Outcome for Class II Malocclusion,e spectrum of options. The optimal time to start treatment ranges from adolescence to early adulthood, while several different protocols like early orthopedic intervention, correction through purely dental movement, or a combined orthodontic-surgical approach exist. However, as is often seen in orth

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Removable Functional Appliances in the Treatment of Class II Malocclusion,ctional appliance was in 1880 by Norman Kingsley, a dentist based in New York. This consisted of a vulcanite bite plate ligated to the teeth in the upper arch with an inclined anterior bite plane that postured the mandible forward to correct ‘excessively retreating lower jaws.’ This principle of for

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Fixed Appliance Treatment in the Management of Class II Malocclusion, success in Class II cases depends on the clinician’s aptness in addressing the key diagnostic concerns. In addition, the orthodontics profession has vastly moved on from its earliest days, which heavily focused on hard-tissue and tooth relationships. With more emphasis on the soft tissues of the fa

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