Justification of using a modified RME protocol with myofunctional appliances for dental crowding treatment of mixed dentition period patients with different facial skeleton growth patterns.
Abstract:the pathology of dental crowding in mixed dentition period is one of the most common in orthodontic practice. Its prevalence, according to various worldwide scientific sources, reaches 77% and occurs at all stages of the formation of the dentognathic system, sometimes complicating the existing malocclusion. The purpose of our study is to create a rational treatment protocol for patients with dental crowding according to the facial skeleton growth pattern, as well as to conduct a comparative analysis of the e… Show more
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