Class 1,2,3 Flashcards

1
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What’s class 2 occlusion ?

A

It’s a disto-occlusion is a skeletal type of malocclusion where mandibular teeth are in a distal ( posterior) relationship with there normal maxillary opponents .

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2
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What’s the appearance of chin and profile in class 2 occlusion ?

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The person will be with receded chin .
Profile is convex with retruded mandible , RETROGNATHIC .

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3
Q

Explain the molars relation in class 2 occlusion ?

A

Mesiobuccal groove of mandibular first molar , distal to MB cusp of maxillary first molar by a distance at least the width of a premolar .

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4
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In which situations we call it tedency toward class 2 occlusion ?

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When mandible is distal to where it located in person with class 1 , and alignment differs by less distance that the width of premolar .

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5
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There is 2 subdivisions of class 2 , they are based upon what ?

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Based on inclination and overlap of maxillary incisors .

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6
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What’s class 2 division 1 ?

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Nmaxillary incisors labial inclination is similar to incisors found in normal class 1 occlusion .

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7
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What’s the unique oral trait that people with class 2 subdivision 1 exhibit ?

A

Severe horizontal overjet of maxillary incisors labial to mandibular incisors .

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8
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What’s class 2 subdivision 2 ?

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Maxillary central incisors , are retruded with severe lingual inclination whereas

the laterals are labially inclined (labially flared ).

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9
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Patients with class 2 subdivision 1 have another unique morphology what’s ?

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Very little horizontal overjet but a severe vertical overbite .

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10
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What’s class 3 ?

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It’s a mesio-occlusion skeletal type , where mandibular dental arch is anterior to maxillary arch .

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What’s the relative sizes of maxilla and mandible in class 3 ?

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Large mandible compared to maxilla .

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What’s the relative sizes of maxilla and mandible in class 3 ?

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Large mandible compared to maxilla .

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What’s the fascial profile and chin appearance in class 3 ?

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Concave profile prognathic ( protruded mandible ) , very prominent chin .

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What’s the molars relation in class 3 ?

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Mesiobuccal groove of mandibular first molar mesial to MB of maxillary first molar .

By at least premolar width .

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15
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What’s tedency to class 3 ?

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When the distance less than the width of premolar .

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16
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What’s the unique trait of people with class 3?

A

Anterior teeth that are in edge to edge or in a cross-bite relationship where mandibular teeth are fascial to maxillary teeth .

17
Q

Can same patient have 2 classes at same time ?

A

Of course , he may has a class 1 at the left , class 3 at right !