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IF YOU’RE PLANNING ON EXTRACTING LOWER PREMOLARS TO TREAT CLASS III WITH ORTHODONTIC CAMOUFLAGE, ASSESS THE FEASIBILITY OF THE LOWER THIRD MOLARS. THEY CAN PROVIDE OCCLUSAL CONTACT TO THE SECOND UPPER MOLARS!In cases of dental class III, or even with small skeletal involvement, we may need to extract lower teeth to allow adequate compensation with a better incisal relationship.This commonly used option can bring with it a small trap: the upper second molars may lose antagonistic contact. This is because, when placing canines in class I, the lower teeth, which in class I have a mesial step, have this step increased by 6 to 8 mm (the size of a premolar). This may exclude the upper second molar from occlusion with the lower arch.The best way to assess whether or not this will occur is doing a diagnostic set up, which can be either physical (in plaster models) or digital (using specific software such as 3 shape’s OrthoAnalyzer).————————————————————————————– LIKE THE VIDEO? Give feedback in the comments, please! 🙏🏼Click here: https://cutt.ly/8JpAyagWant to know more Orthodontic Solutions? Follow me on my social networks:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/klebermeirelesortho/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/klebermeirelesortho/Telegram: https://t.me/solucoesortodonticaskm————————————————————————————– TAGS:kleber meireles,professor kleber meireles,meireles,kleber,klebermeirelesortho,terceiros molares,wirebending,terceiro molar,archwires,open bite braces before and after,elásticos intermaxilares,breath trouble,ankle swelling,wire bending orthodontics,dressuur water,wire bending in orthodontics,open bite braces rubber bands,shortness of breath,braces rubber bands,premier orthodontics,karpervissen dressuur,orthodontics lectures,the bends
