Case Report
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Volume : 2, Issue : 3, Year : 2018
Article Page : 51-56
https://doi.org/10.18231/j.jco.2018.029
Abstract
Dental anterior open bite associated with decreased incisor dentoalveolar height. The occlusal planes in the dental anterior open bite usually diverge from the mesial to the first premolar forward. The outcome of this case report describe a notabletreatment of dental anterior open bite. Here a male patient aged 22 years presented 4.2 mm anterior open bite along with increased lower anteriorfacial height. Other features are as follows - competent lip, deficient incisor display during rest and smile, fractured enamel of both upper central incisors. Treatment was carried outby extrusion of both upper and lower incisors with camouflage non-extraction therapy followed by composite buildup of fractured upper central incisors. There was no recurrence of anterior open bite, and balanced occlusion was maintained during the follow up of next 2 years after treatment completion which suggest a long term stability of occlusion.
Keywords: Dental anterior open bite, Camouflage non-extraction, Fixed orthodontic appliances
How to cite : Sultana S, Hossain M Z, Bhardwaj A, Management of Dental Anterior Open Bite Treated by Combination of Orthodontics and Cosmetic Dentistry: A 2 Years Follow Up Case Report. J Contemp Orthod 2018;2(3):51-56
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Received : 25-07-2018
Accepted : 16-08-2018
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