30. Orthodontics I Flashcards
Father of MODERN dentistry
Edward angle
Father of ortho
Norman kingsley
MB cusp of Max 1st molar lines up with the buccal groove of the Mn 1st molar
Mx canine lies between the Mn canine and 1PM
Class I / Neutrocclusion
Class I Type 1
Anterior crowding
Class I Type 2
Labioversion
Procline anteriors
Class I Type 3
Anterior crossbite
“Negative overjet”
Crossbite
Horizontal overlap
Overjet
Class I Type 4
Posterior crossbite
Class I Type 5
Mesial drifting
6 months to move
First sign of Drifting
Rotation
Class I Type 6
Bimaxillary protrusion
🔺MB cusp of the Mx 1M falls between the Mn 1M and 2PM
🔺Mx canine is mesial to mn canine
Class II / Distocclusion/ Retrognathism
BQ: “Sunday bite”
Class II Div 1
Mx incisor in extreme labioversion
✅Proclined CI
Class II Div 1
Mx incisor tipped palatally and in retruded position
Mx laterals are tipped labially or mesially
✅ proclined LI
✅retroclined CI
Class II Div 2
Class II Div 1 “subdivision”
Subdivision: ✅ one molar - class I ✅ one molar - class II
🔺MB cusp of 1M falls between the Mn 1M and 2M
🔺 Mx canine is distal to Mn canine
✅ Overjet = 0mm or negative
Class III / mesiocclusion / prognathism
Class III type 1
Edge to edge/ cusp to cusp/ end to end
Class III Type 2
Anterior crowding
Class III Type 3
Anterior crossbite
BQ: What is the most common malocclusion?
Class I malocclusion
BQ: Bimaxillary protrusion is classified under what malocclusion?
Class I Type 6
3 signs of incipient malocclusion:
- Lack of interdental spacing in primary dentition
- Perm ant have greater MD width than primary ant - Crowding of permanent incisors in mixed dentition
- Premature loss of primary canine (mandibular)
- Insufficient arch size in the ant region / lack of space