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October 3, 2025Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry

Combined Orthodontic‐Orthognathic Retreatment of Adult Skeletal Class II Deformity With Mandibular Deviation: A Surgery‐Early Approach

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NWNan WeiSun Yat-sen University QLQixiang LiangChinese Academy of Sciences CZChenyu ZhaoHebei Medical University

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Observational analysis shows surgical outcomes improved skeletal class ii and mandibular deviation in one female patient, indicating effective retreatment strategies.

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Stable TMJ function and a skeletal class I relationship were achieved after treatment, alongside reduced mandibular plane angle.
Clinical outcomes were monitored using cephalometric analysis and CBCT imaging, ensuring accurate assessment.
The total retreatment duration was 24 months, highlighting efficient treatment timelines with a surgery-early approach.
Meticulous preoperative 3D assessment was essential for avoiding complications and securing favorable periodontal integrity.

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Wei et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e0450fa99c246f578b405a https://doi.org/10.1111/jerd.70041

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Observational analysis shows surgical outcomes improved skeletal class ii and mandibular deviation in one female patient, indicating effective retreatment strategies.

Combined Orthodontic‐Orthognathic Retreatment of Adult Skeletal Class II Deformity With Mandibular Deviation: A Surgery‐Early Approach

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Combined Orthodontic‐Orthognathic Retreatment of Adult Skeletal Class II Deformity With Mandibular Deviation: A Surgery‐Early Approach

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