Re: K Ash new pt
Thu May 05, 2022 7:11 am
oooh...on the edge... add some class 2 elastics into the mix and the IPR as you suggested and try that
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K Ash new pt
Fri Apr 29, 2022 12:30 pm
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/hm7cs9veotgo4m8/AACDLpTJzayIeRuY5fzeg_U5a?dl=0
Pt does not like how her canines stick out more than her other teeth
The patient is a mild class 1 skeletal pattern, with average FMPA and average FH. The lips are competent and full with an obtuse nasiolabial angle.
The incisors are a class 2 div 2 with an OJ of about 2-3 mm and an average OB. The mid line is OK
There is mild crowding on the upper labial segment and mild crowding on lower labial and buccal segment and then the upper buccal segment appear aligned. The UL3 and UR3 are displaced buccally by around 3-4mm
Molars on the LHS and the RHS are class 2. The canines on the LHS and RHS are a quarter class 2.
I was thinking that this could be treated as a non-extraction case with some IPR on the lower anteriors - then upper and lower fixed fixed ???
Pt does not like how her canines stick out more than her other teeth
The patient is a mild class 1 skeletal pattern, with average FMPA and average FH. The lips are competent and full with an obtuse nasiolabial angle.
The incisors are a class 2 div 2 with an OJ of about 2-3 mm and an average OB. The mid line is OK
There is mild crowding on the upper labial segment and mild crowding on lower labial and buccal segment and then the upper buccal segment appear aligned. The UL3 and UR3 are displaced buccally by around 3-4mm
Molars on the LHS and the RHS are class 2. The canines on the LHS and RHS are a quarter class 2.
I was thinking that this could be treated as a non-extraction case with some IPR on the lower anteriors - then upper and lower fixed fixed ???
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