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What is the optimal magnitude of force that is developed from the extraoral appliance on the maxilla?
What is the optimal magnitude of force that is developed from the extraoral appliance on the maxilla?
- Tooth shape and size discrepancies
- Between 400 – 600 gr per side (correct)
- Between 50 – 70 gr per side
- Over 1500 gr per side
Which dentition and which groups of teeth are most affected from change in the tooth shape and size?
Which dentition and which groups of teeth are most affected from change in the tooth shape and size?
- Only the primary teeth are affected
- Only the group of the premolars
- -Incisors and Canines
- Both primary and permanent dentition are affected but most often - the incisors (correct)
What do we observe extraorally and intraorally when there is tooth size discrepancy?
What do we observe extraorally and intraorally when there is tooth size discrepancy?
- Extraorally – increase in the size of the mouth, intraorally – teeth with irregular structure
- Extraorally – small mouth size, intraorally – small dental arches (correct)
- Extraorally – usually no change, intraorally – teeth with alteration in their size
- -Extraorally – large chin size, intraorally – crowded teeth
What is the name of the discrepancy when the teeth differ in their size according to the standard norm?
What is the name of the discrepancy when the teeth differ in their size according to the standard norm?
To which dento-facial deformities does the tooth size and shape discrepancies belong?
To which dento-facial deformities does the tooth size and shape discrepancies belong?
What could be an etiological factor for diastema according to the text?
What could be an etiological factor for diastema according to the text?
Which reason can be an etiological factor for diastema in the mandible based on the text?
Which reason can be an etiological factor for diastema in the mandible based on the text?
Why can a 5 mm or more diastema occur?
Why can a 5 mm or more diastema occur?
In which type of dentition would a diastema up to 3 mm typically be treated according to the text?
In which type of dentition would a diastema up to 3 mm typically be treated according to the text?
Which treatment can be used for closure of a diastema as per the text?
Which treatment can be used for closure of a diastema as per the text?
Which definition accurately describes constriction and endognathia based on the text?
Which definition accurately describes constriction and endognathia based on the text?
What is the main etiology of constriction?
What is the main etiology of constriction?
Which clinical symptoms are seen extraorally in severe constriction?
Which clinical symptoms are seen extraorally in severe constriction?
What are the intraoral clinical symptoms of severe constriction in the upper jaw?
What are the intraoral clinical symptoms of severe constriction in the upper jaw?
How is constriction diagnosed using biometric methods?
How is constriction diagnosed using biometric methods?
In a differential diagnosis, constriction is distinguished from:
In a differential diagnosis, constriction is distinguished from:
What is a preventive measure for constriction?
What is a preventive measure for constriction?
What is a factor that causes retromandibulia?
What is a factor that causes retromandibulia?
What characterizes the extraoral status in skeletal class II?
What characterizes the extraoral status in skeletal class II?
How is the differential diagnosis made for class II deformation?
How is the differential diagnosis made for class II deformation?
What is the prevention method for class II deformation?
What is the prevention method for class II deformation?
What is the main reason for lack of contact between the upper and lower incisors in a deep-bite deformation?
What is the main reason for lack of contact between the upper and lower incisors in a deep-bite deformation?
How is the extraoral status characterized in deep-bite deformation?
How is the extraoral status characterized in deep-bite deformation?
What characterizes the intraoral status in deep-bite deformation?
What characterizes the intraoral status in deep-bite deformation?
How is the diagnosis of deep bite made?
How is the diagnosis of deep bite made?
What leads to compensatory deep bite in the frontal segment?
What leads to compensatory deep bite in the frontal segment?
Which factor contributes to a heavy distal bite?
Which factor contributes to a heavy distal bite?
