Management of Class 2 Malocclusion -Orthodontics

In this video, we talk about Class 2 Malocclusion.
Class 2 malocclusion is a type of malocclusion with underlying skeletal and/or dental anomalies that places maxilla ahead of mandible, beyond its normal limits that is, maxilla is prognathic and mandible is either normal or retrognathic.
Patients with class 2 malocclusion have best possible results when they are treated in the growing phase where the growth of the maxilla and mandible can be altered to achieve optimal results for the patient.
Orthodontists may appreciate many clinical features that are associated with class 2 malocclusion and decide the best treatment plan for the patient accordingly.
Overjet, overbite, openbite, crossbite: • Overjet, Overbite, Cro...
Management of deep bite: • Management of Deep Bit...
Management of Open bite: • Management of Open bit...
Management of Cross bite: • Management of Cross Bi...
Management of class 3 malocclusion: • Management of Class 3 ...
If you found this video helpful, then please press the bell icon, like, share, and subscribe. For any queries, please comment below.
Let's make dentistry easy together.
#Class2 #Malocclusion #Orthodontics

[@jiamazhar1924]

Thank youu, only video that describes everything to the point 💯 keep up the great work!! 🥰

[@BoundlessDentistry]

Thank you for your feedback :) Highly appreciated.

[@bassamsalim7960]

God bless you...prof

[@dr.manojgupta6593]

It's Too Good
You explain each and everything very well

[@BoundlessDentistry]

Thank you for your feedback :)

[@gauriparihar8251]

Very very nice explain 🎉😊😊 thanks you so much 😌

[@dentalneetpgpreperation9724]

Thankyou for this video
I was searching this topic in youtube with this type of explanation 👍
At the right time you have posted this video

[@BoundlessDentistry]

Thank you for your feedback. It is highly appreciated :)

[@eternalguy6023]

Is damonbraces helpfull in adults with overbite

[@christerjacobsen9705]

Thank you!!

[@BoundlessDentistry]

You’re welcome :)

[@Noproblem45]

Can we use forsus for class 2 div 1
Age- 17 nd 10month

[@sakshisaraf1908]

Thanku soo mch for this video😇

[@BoundlessDentistry]

Thank you for your feedback :)

[@sksanty678]

Wonderful video

[@BoundlessDentistry]

Thank you for your feedback :)

[@HiteshTrivedi-ot8xc]

Excellent sir

[@BoundlessDentistry]

You’re most welcome :)

[@KJ-zs7pi]

Thanku

[@BoundlessDentistry]

Thank you for your feedback :)

[@devil-do5cu]

You have drawn diagram wrong ......molar relationship in starting...it should be....distobuccal cusp but you marked mesiobuccal cusp as distobuccal one...at ...2:38
Btw you teach...very nicely ...and clear all the concepts

[@BoundlessDentistry]

Thank you for your feedback :)

[@shreyapatil9827]

Hey can applying braces on mandibular teeth bring them slight forward and correct the retrognatic mandible and make the aesthetics slight positive

[@BoundlessDentistry]

Yes, this can be done but it depends on the patient factors after thorough analysis has been performed by an orthodontist.

[@chandrashekharhallolli5682]

Class || div 1 and class || div 2 plz write Roman letters and followed by no for division

[@shaumbitrava722]

M searching for this.....🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@BoundlessDentistry]

Thank you for your feedback :)

[@gaurijagatap818]

In this 👆 case the treatment will be done without tooth extraction ?????

[@BoundlessDentistry]

Depends mainly on the age of the patient.

[@ronaldmacdonald1268]

The older, the more you need to extract?

[@farwaabbas2822]

Very helpful. Appreciated 👍
Msy i know the reference of the video plz?
From which book it is taken

[@BoundlessDentistry]

Thank you for your feedback :) Different books were used such as Proffit.

[@cznburak4519]

Sir goood

[@BoundlessDentistry]

Thank you so much :)

[@NECROMAGICIAN666]

I’m onder the wöter

[@user-nv9qu8ft5x]

0:05

[@aristote9393]

Is invisalign a treatment option for an adult. Aged between 28 ‐30? thanks

[@BoundlessDentistry]

Yes it is but it depends on how much crowding of teeth is present.

[@rabebben2062]

do the treatement make the face appear shorter?

[@Qwerty-jc3so]

No, the opposite. It makes it appear longer and improves the look of your jaw

[@rabebben2062]

@@Qwerty-jc3so ok thank you

[@BoundlessDentistry]

Not necessarily.

[@bassamsalim7960]

God bless you...prof

[@BoundlessDentistry]

Thank you for your feedback :)