Systematic review on the use of skeletal anchorage in the treatment of patients with skeletal Class III.

2024/11/23 by Mareque, Susana, Ramos, Olga, Aragoneses, Juan Manuel +2
Dentistry · #Dentistry #FOS: Clinical medicine #Medicine and Health Sciences #Orthodontics and Orthodontology

paper · doi:10.17605/osf.io/a35mh

Abstract

Skeletal class III is characterized by an abnormal relationship between both maxillary bones. This malocclusion can include mandibular prognathism, maxillary retrognathism, or a combination of both. Techniques for treating this malocclusion have evolved over time, starting with extraoral appliances like the facial mask.Currently, there are techniques that involve skeletal anchorage in one or both jaws, aimed at improving treatment outcomes for patients with these malocclusions.

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