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Class II Div I Malocclusion Flashcards

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What is a class II Div I malocclusion?

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This is where the lower edge of the incisors occludes posterior to the cingulum plateau of the upper incisors

OJ is increased

Upper incisors may be proclined or of average inclination

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Why do we tx class II Div I malocclusions?

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Aesthetic reasons - profile concerns

Dental Health reasons - Inc OJ has risk of trauma (if OJ is >9mm then 2x risk of trauma)

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IF pt has OJ >9mm what is their IOTN?

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5a

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What does an OJ of >9mm mean?

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Inc trauma risk by 2x

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What is the aetiology of a class II Div I malocclusion?

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Skeletal pattern - AP relationship (usually class II skeletal base and class II incisors)

Habits

Dental Factors - inc OJ (proclined upper incisores)

Soft Tissues - incompetent lips, lip trap

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What AP skeletal base relationship does a class II Div I malocclusion usually have?

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Skeletal class II - the mandible is retrognathic and set further back

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Why might a class II Div I pt have a class I skeletal base?

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If pt has inc OJ, incisors are proclined and there is a lip trap

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What is the ANB of a class II Div I pt?

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> 4

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What can the inclination of upper incisors be in class II Div I pts?

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Can be >110 if proclined

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Describe the soft tissue profile of a class II Div I pt

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Lips can be incompetent = this is where when mentalis muscle is relaxed the lips do not meet

Incompetent lips can result in a lip trap which is where the upper incisors get trapped infront of the lower lip resulting in and INC OJ as the upper teeth are rpoclined and lowers retroclined

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How do pts with incompetent lips achieve anterior oral seal?

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They have to posture the mandible forwards to allow the lips to meet and the lower lip is pushed forward to get lip seal

OR

They posture the lower lip behind the incisors tongue is placed forwards between incisors and lower lip

OR COMBO OF ABOVE

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What are the dental factors of a class II Div I pt?

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Inc OJ

Can have retroclined or average inclination upper incisors

Can have inc OB

Molar relationship usually class II

Incompetent lips can lead to dry mouth which an exacerbate gingivitis

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13
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What habits can contribute to class II Div I malocclusion?

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Dummy
Finger
Blanket
Lips
All of above

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14
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What does the effect of a habit depend on?

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Duration and intensity of havbit - ifs pt habit is >6 hours a day then it will affect dental development, if habit more intense this also affects severity of effect of habit

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What are the common features of a oral habit?

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Proclination of the upper incisors
Retroclination of lower incisors
AOB (can be bilateral or unilateral)
Posterior crossbite
Narrow upper arch

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Why is the upper arch narrowed with an oral habit?

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The habit such as dummy sucking or finger sucking creates a vacuum effect and the cheeks are pulled in and the force of the muscles pushes against the teeth which an result in narrowing of the upper arch which can lead to crossbite

17
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How do we stop a habit?

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Postiv reinforcement at first - if pt wants to quit this is good starting point, use of nail polish, gloves etc to discourage habit

if not effective can use a URA if pt wants to stop with goalpost to prevent pt carrying out habit

If not effective can use a fixed appliance to prevent habit

if not successful within 2 months then likely pt doesn’t want to stop habit and no point trying any further until pt is ready

18
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What are the tx options for a class II Div I pt?

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Accept/Do Nothing

Growth Modification

Simple tipping of the teeth

Comoflague

Orthognathic surgery + orthodontics

19
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When might we opt for accepting and doing nothing for class II Div I pt?

A

Class II DIv I is mild, skeletal discrepancy is mild

Minimal aesthetic problems

Pt is not bothered/doesnt want any tx done

Dental implications are minimal - OJ is mild so not a high trauma risk

20
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What must we warn pts if they decide to accept class II Div I and do nothing?

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Need to warn pt that in doing this is they in the future want tx it may be more difficult as growth stops and teeth are more difficult to move

21
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When might we opt for growth modification of class II Div I pt?

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If patient is still growing we have option to intercept and the aim is to POSTURE THE MANDIBLE FORWARDS AND PROMOTE MANDIBULAR GROWTH - this is possible as when we posture the mandible forwards we distract the condylar head out the glenoid fossa and stimulate it to grow more

We can use:
- head gear
- Frankel II
- Twin block appliance

22
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What does headgear do for class II Div I pts?

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Uses back of head as anchorage and aim is to restrict the maxilla growth but must be used 14 hrs a day for effect to occur and pt compliance must be high

23
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What functional appliances can we use for Class II Div I pts and why?

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Functional appliances aim to use, eliminate or guide muscle forces, tooth eruption d growth to correct the malocclusion

the aim of them is to posture the mandible forwards out the the glenoid fossa to encourage growth of the condyle

we can use:
- twin block
-frankel II
- Herbst

24
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What is a twin block appliance?

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This is an appliance that postures the mandible forwards to an edge to edge occlusion - the aim is to restrain the maxilla nd encourage mandible growth but this is often only bt 1-2mm and majority of effects via dente-alveolar compensation which is where there is retroclination of uppers, proclinatoron of lowers and the upper teeth are moved back and lower forwards

25
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What is a Frankel II applaince>

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This is where it allows for expansion of maxilla

26
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When are functional appliances used?

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During growth around 10-12 years old

27
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How many phases is functional appliance tx?

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2 phase tx - initial phase is appliance and then second phase is fixed appliance

28
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What is success rate of functional appliance based on? 2

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Pt compliance
Favourable growth

29
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What is the benefits of early v late tx?

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Early tx can result in improved appearance earlier as we can reduce the OJ, reduce trauma risk and can result in better compliance as pt is younger

30
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Evidence of early v late tx for class II Div I?

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Little to no diff in outcome between any tx and late tx but there are advantages to early tx such as improving appearance earlier on and reducing trauma risk to pt before high school

31
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What is difficult with early tx of class II Div I?

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Relapse high - retaining skeletal affects difficult

Pt in mixed dentition - appliance can be hard to wearr if pt is losing teeth (exfoliating)

32
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Describe simple tipping of teeth as a tx option for class II Div I pts

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This is where we use a URA to tip the teeth

This is used in pts with mild class II DIV I and when we want to tx an INC OJ bu reducing it!!

33
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When would we use a URA for class II Div I pts?

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Pt has inc OJ but rest of dentition close to Class I

We use URA to reduce the OJ - we do this by using a Roberts retractor, Adams clasp and FABP which we reduce monthly to reduce the OJ

34
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What are indications for URA for class iI DIV I?

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Inc OJ
Mild Class II
OB

35
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What is the appliance design for class II Div I?

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Please construct URA to reduce OJ of Xmm on teeth 11,12,21,22

Active Component = Robert’s retractor 0.5mm HSSW with 0.5mm ID tubing and mesial stops 0.6mm HHSW of 13 and 23

Retention = 0.7mm HSSW adams clasps 16 and 26

Anchorage - from baseplate but monitor

Baseplaet - self cure PMMA, FABP - which is reduced monthly by 1mm to continue to reduce OJ

WE OFTEN NEED TO XLA THE 4S TO CREAT SPACE TO REDUCE OJ

36
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When is camoflague used in class II div I pts>

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This is used when pt is older teen and adult and has a mild skeletal discrepancy and we decide to leave this and tx the malocclusion to a class I occlusion

37
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How do we camoflague class II div I pt?

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  1. XLA upper 4 to create space
  2. apply fixed appliance to retract upper canines and incisors to reduce the OJ
  3. procline the lower teeth, retrocline upper teeth to continue to reduce OJ
38
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What is risk of camoflague of class II Div I?

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Risk is that we end up with gingival recession due to proclaiming lower teeth as their is limited alveolar bon to maintain coverage of root

39
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When might we use orthographic surgery to tx class II Div I pt?

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In severe cases where skeletal discrepancy is severe

Only done when pt has stopped growing (15/16 in males, 17/18 females)

Pt must be aware it is lengthy journey with high compliance
pre tx ortho - 12-18 moths
surgery
post tx ortho - 6 months for refinements

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