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Treatment of Class III malocclusion in a young adult patient: a case report
B H Jyothi Kiran1, Prashanth Kumar, S Ravi
1Department of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopaedics, J.S.S. Dental College and Hospital, Mysore, Karnataka, India.
Abstract:
This article describes the treatment of a young adult male with a concave profile, skeletal class III malocclusion because of a prognathic mandible and proclined upper incisors. The therapy included stages: 1. Pre-surgical orthodontics involving leveling and aligning of upper and lower arches, protraction of lower molars and retraction of upper incisors; 2. Surgical phase involving BSSO with mandibular setback and 3. Post-surgical orthodontics for finishing and detailing. The treatment lasted 23 months and improved facial esthetics significantly The treatment resulted in a functional occlusion with a lack of lateral cuspid guidance that could be accepted considering the difficulty of the case. Over jet and overbite are within norms.
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