Early Orthodontics Interception in Mixed Dentition Using 2x4 Appliance: A Series of 3 Case Report
Journal Title: Journal of Medical Science And clinical Research - Year 2019, Vol 7, Issue 1
Abstract
Mixed dentition period is considered as one of the most essential age for undergoing orthodontic treatment. One of the common myth’s parents have is that orthodontic treatment should be done only after the complete eruption of all the permanent teeth. A mixed dentition treatment can proficiently and meritoriously be provided using a 2x4 appliance. The indications for early treatment are discussed. These three case report illustrates 2 x 4 appliance in treating certain malocclusions in mixed dentition period.
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Dr Javnika Kotadiya
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