Although malocclusion is inherently three-dimensional, transverse discrepancies have historically received less attention than sagittal and vertical problems. In recent years, however, the transverse dimension has…
The introduction of orthodontic aligners has revolutionized orthodontic treatment, offering esthetic and removable alternatives to fixed appliances. However, their increasing use has coincided with growing…
Cleft lip and palate patients deserve to obtain a pleasant facial appearance, an esthetic smile, and excellent function. To reach these goals, the road can…
Skeletal Class II malocclusions with a hyperdivergent growth pattern pose a significant clinical challenge to the orthodontist especially when the patient demands a significant improvement…
The maxillary canine is the second most commonly impacted tooth after the third molars and since it lies in the esthetic zone, the failure to…
Transverse maxillary deficiency is a key factor in various malocclusions, influencing facial growth, function, and long-term stability. With modern 3D imaging, clinicians can diagnose transverse…
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) represents one of the most prevalent yet under-recognized chronic health conditions worldwide. With an estimated hundreds of millions affected globally and…
Vertical Delusions: Biomechanically controlling the vertical dimension to attain pleasing facial aesthetics
Is it really the proper decision for every patient to treat their malocclusion without extraction just because it is possible to force the teeth into…
