The bonding bite plate combined with the face mask protracting maxilla to treat skeletal crossbite in the early mixed dentition
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The bonding bite plate combined with the face mask protracting maxilla to treat skeletal crossbite in the early mixed dentition
Military Medical ResearchIssue 4, Pages: 221-225(2007)
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1. Department of Orthodontics Qindu Dental School
2. Fourth Military Medical University
3. ,China
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CLC:R783
Published:2007
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[1]夜文敏,段银钟,武俊杰,郭涛.The bonding bite plate combined with the face mask protracting maxilla to treat skeletal crossbite in the early mixed dentition[J].Journal of Medical Colleges of PLA,2007(04):221-225.
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[1]夜文敏,段银钟,武俊杰,郭涛.The bonding bite plate combined with the face mask protracting maxilla to treat skeletal crossbite in the early mixed dentition[J].Journal of Medical Colleges of PLA,2007(04):221-225.DOI:
The bonding bite plate combined with the face mask protracting maxilla to treat skeletal crossbite in the early mixed dentition
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<正>Objective:To evaluate the orthopedic effects of a new method to treat skeletal crossbite in the early mixed dentition.Methods:Twenty cases(5.8-7.5 years old)with skeletal crossbite were treated by bonding the bite plate combined with the face mask protracting the upper jaw.Cephalometric radio- graphs were taken and analyzed before and after treatments.Results:On average
in all 20 cases the max- illa was moved by 2.06 mm forward;the mandible was turned 2.45°downward and backward;the skeletal crossbites were corrected and the facial profiles were improved satisfactorily.The period of treatment was conducted for 1.7 months on average.Conclusion:A good effect can be achieved by bonding bite plate combined with the face mask protracting the upper jaw to treat skeletal crossbite in the early mixed denti- tion
which will benefit the craniofacial growth and the development of young children.
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