Analysis reveals differences in cephalometric and skeletal parameters between growth types, suggesting implications for treatment plans.
Mesial occlusion is a common anomaly that affects facial aesthetics, which can subsequently affect the patient’s psycho-emotional health. Proper diagnosis and treatment plan planning will help to achieve more predictable results. The article presents the analysis of reliability of differences between growth types in patients with gnathic form of mesial occlusion.
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