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An efficient method for correction of anterior crossbite without using bite plates.

Preeti Bhardwaj¹, Santosh Kumar Verma, Khushboo Rastogi

¹Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics, KD Dental College & Research Center, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, India.

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Summary

This study presents a simple, economical method using Begg brackets and elastics to correct anterior crossbite by disoccluding the bite, facilitating unrestricted tooth movement into the dental arch.

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Area of Science:

Orthodontics
Dental Arch Development

Background:

Anterior crossbite requires bite disocclusion for proper tooth eruption.
Existing methods for bite disocclusion are often expensive, time-consuming, or ineffective.

Observation:

A novel technique utilizing simple, bondable Begg brackets and elastics was developed.
This method aims to achieve bite disocclusion and facilitate anterior crossbite correction.

Findings:

The devised technique effectively disoccludes the bite, enabling unrestricted tooth movement.
It provides a straightforward and efficient approach to managing anterior crossbite.

Implications:

This method offers a cost-effective and time-saving alternative for anterior crossbite correction.
It simplifies the management of anterior crossbite, potentially improving treatment accessibility.