About Course
Professor Rabie discusses Class II Division 2 malocclusion and the management of a deep bite.
Class II Division 2 malocclusion is often clinically challenging as it presents with deep bite. Treatment to open the bite requires analysis to determine how much to intrude upper incisors, lower incisors and/or rotating the mandible downwards and backwards.
What Will I Learn?
- Hallmarks of Class II Division 2 malocclusion
- Why deep bite happens in this type of malocclusion?
- How to decide between intrusion of upper/lower incisors and/or rotating the mandible downwards and backwards?
- How to include the mandibular plane angle in the decision making process?
- When to use the effective intrusion arch mechanics for true intrusion?
- When to use reverse curve wires for relative intrusion?
What Wire Bending Mechanics will I Learn?
- 2×4 Appliance with Advancing Loop and Intrusion Bend
Once you have mastered the bite opening mechanics, Professor Rabie will further discuss…
- AP Correction: How to correct canines into class I relationship?
- How to improve facial profile?
- Discussion of finishing and detailing with Prof Rabie’s cases.
Course Content
Management of Deep Bite
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Deep Bite Part 1
43:22 -
Wire Bending – 2×4 Appliance
08:55 -
Deep Bite Part 2
01:10:51