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Wiam Rerhrhaye¹, Fatima Zaoui, El Housseine Aalloula

¹Professeur assistant, département d'orthopédie dento-faciale, faculté de médecine dentaire de Rabat, Maroc. wiam.rerhaye@yahoo.fr <wiam.rerhaye@yahoo.fr>

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Summary

Maintaining or correcting occlusal plane inclination is crucial for successful orthodontic treatment. This case study explores diagnosis and management strategies, considering patient-specific factors for stable, functional, and aesthetic outcomes.

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Area of Science:

Dentistry
Orthodontics
Dental Morphology

Background:

Occlusal plane inclination in the sagittal dimension presents a significant clinical challenge.
Effective management is key to ensuring treatment success and long-term stability.

Observation:

A clinical case is presented to illustrate the diagnostic and therapeutic process.
The management approach considers both local and regional contextual factors.

Findings:

The treatment plan integrates functional and aesthetic considerations.
Special attention is given to the unique characteristics of Moroccan patients.
Soft tissue harmony is a prioritized outcome.

Implications:

This approach provides a framework for managing occlusal plane inclination in diverse patient populations.
It highlights the importance of personalized treatment planning in orthodontics.
Achieving functional, aesthetic, and stable results requires a comprehensive strategy.