4- Use of the Clark Twin Block functional appliance with and without upper labial bow

Show notes

Conclusions:

  • Children with class 2 division 1 malocclusion treated with plaques twin-block show:
  • No significant differences in maxillary incisor retroponation.
  • No significant skeletal change.
  • No significant difference in overjet reduction rate.
  • An upper labial bow can be excluded without negative effects.

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