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To begin unilateral full Class II correction and improve overbite, the Forsus appliance was placed approximately 2 months after 0.019вЂќ Г— 0.025вЂќ SS archwires had been inserted into the mouth. The leveling was improved with 0.019вЂќ Г— 0.025вЂќ NiTi HA wires and completed with 0.019вЂќ Г— 0.025вЂќ stainless steel (SS) archwires. Alignment and deep bite opening as well as correction of the unilateral Class II malocclusion using the FRD, a fixed functional device placed unilaterally in combination with comprehensive fixed appliances 0.022вЂќ slot MBT brackets prescription (3M Unitek) would be another viable solution.ДЄlignment was achieved using 0.014вЂќ and 0.016вЂќ nickelвЂ“ titanium (NiTi) heat-activated (HA) archwires. This approach produces good results if patient's profile tolerates it. Alignment, deep bite opening associated with extraction of maxillary left first premolar to correct the unilateral Class II malocclusion. Alignment, deep bite opening, and correction of unilateral Class II malocclusion using skeletal anchorage with miniscrew to distalize maxillary left molars. Nonetheless, high patient cooperation would be required. Leveling and alignment of deep bite and correction of unilateral Class II malocclusion using Class II elastics and midline elastics, involving extractions or not. Numerous treatment alternatives could be used in this case. The objectives were to correct the unilateral Class II relationship, eliminate dental crowding, level deep curve of Spee, coincide maxillary and mandibular midlines, obtain ideal overbite and overjet, and maintain soft-tissue profile. Pretreatment facial, intraoral and dental casts photographs, and panoramic radiographs (a-c) Class II, division 2 profile and malocclusion, (d-g) Loss of maxillary right first permanent molar and mandibular left first molar followed by mesial inclination of maxillary right second molar Thus, the aim of this case report is to present the dentoalveolar and facial outcomes achieved using unilateral Forsus combined with fixed appliance therapy in an adult female patient with Class II, division 2 subdivision malocclusion.

However, another treatment modality suggests to use the Forsus fatigue-resistant device (FRD) assembled at the chairside and used in combination with complete fixed orthodontic appliances. Several treatment modalities have been suggested: extraction of one maxillary premolar on the Class II side, extraction of three premolars if the patient's profile tolerates it, Class II elastics and midline elastics, and orthognathic surgery. Other studies have reported that the unilateral Class II malocclusion is primarily caused by the distal eruption of the permanent mandibular first molar in relation to the permanent first maxillary molar on the Class II side or due to a premature unilateral loss of a permanent first mandibular molar. Class II subdivision represents 50% of all Class II malocclusions, with responsible primary factor being a deficient mandible caused by either a reduced height of the ramus or a reduced length of the mandibular body on the side of the Class II.

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