Class Iii Correction in Growing Patients Using Bi-Maxillary Plate: A Case Report

*Dr. Aiswarya PR, Dr. Sam Paul, Dr. Prince K Chacko, Dr. Basil Joseph

doi:10.5281/zenodo.21023241

July 1, 2026Open Access

Class Iii Correction in Growing Patients Using Bi-Maxillary Plate: A Case Report

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Key Points

To explore the treatment approach for Class III malocclusion in growing patients and its implications for long-term stability.
Case report detailing the use of a bi-maxillary plate for treatment.
Assessment of craniofacial changes before and after intervention.
Follow-up on treatment stability over time.
Successful correction of Class III malocclusion observed post-treatment.
Documented craniofacial development changes in the patient.
Highlighting potential challenges in achieving long-term stability.

Implication

Case report demonstrates treatment of Class III malocclusion in growing patients, highlighting unique challenges in outcomes.

Abstract

Dentoskeletal Class III malocclusion is considered one of the most challenging problems encountered in orthodontic practice due to the difficulty in obtaining predictable and stable long-term treatment outcomes. the aetiology of this condition is multifactorial, involving complex interactions between genetic determinants and environmental factors that influence craniofacial development.[1,2,3]

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*Dr. Aiswarya PR, Dr. Sam Paul, Dr. Prince K Chacko, Dr. Basil Joseph (2026) studied this question.

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Class Iii Correction in Growing Patients Using Bi-Maxillary Plate: A Case Report

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Class Iii Correction in Growing Patients Using Bi-Maxillary Plate: A Case Report

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