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M2 PRESSWIRE-August 9, 2019-: Malocclusion Industry - Treatment, Outlook, Analysis, Research, Review to 2023

The frequency of different patterns of primary rugae in each malocclusion was also noted (Figure 3).

Various physiologic factors could affect the inclination of incisors such as age,7 inclination of the associated alveolar bone,3,10,11 cancellous bone thickness,3,11 depth of the mandibular symphysis,7,10 and perioral soft tissue structures.12-14 Incisors inclination also varies among different skeletal malocclusions. In skeletal class II, lower incisors are usually proclined whereas in skeletal class III, upper incisors are typically proclined and lower incisors are retroclined to compensate the underlying skeletal malocclusion.3,10 Literature suggested that a notable relationship exists between the strength of perioral musculature and inclination of maxillary and mandibular incisors.12-15

An accurate diagnosis of malocclusion and related treatment planning are the key of a successful orthodontic treatment.

The specific objectives of the study were to record the PRC and PD (ICD, IMD, PH, and PA) in Classes I, II and III malocclusion patients and investigate their interrelationship.

Angle's Class II malocclusion is defined as an anteroposterior discrepancy, that is, in the molar sagittal relationship, even though there may not always be basal bone affected.

A study of hyoid bone position and its relation to the oral and pharyngeal spaces in normal and malocclusion subjects.

Despite the possibility of treatment, malocclusion is considered a public health problem due to its high prevalence and the extent to which it affects the quality of life of affected individuals (1-7).

Patients having Normal SN-MP angle (32 +- 4) with Angle's class 2 division-1 malocclusion was made essential inclusion criteria.

(20)- (22) However, a direct relationship between different types of malocclusion and symptoms of OSA have been reported among non-obese adult patients.