Anterior crossbite correction in uncooperative or disabled children. Case reports
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1Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne, University of Melbourne.
Australian Dental Journal
|October 1, 1996
Abstract:
Uncooperative or disabled children who present with an anterior crossbite provide the clinician with a challenge to use innovative strategies to attempt crossbite correction. The following case reports provide possible treatment strategies as well as showing some pitfalls in both diagnosis and treatment of anterior crossbites in this difficult to treat group of patients.