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Chulalongkorn University Dental Journal

Publication Date

2005-05-01

Abstract

Cross-bite caused by lateral and/or anterior functional shift of mandible is resulted from various etiological factors. An early differential diagnosis is important for a proper orthodontic treatment plan. Because it is not self-corrected, an untreated functional cross-bite may lead to an abnormality in craniomandibular growth. The purpose of this article was to review recently published and associated articles. The details of which included characteristics, diagnosis, timing and methods of treatment, retention, and post-treatment alterations after the treatment of posterior and/or anterior functional cross-bite.

DOI

10.58837/CHULA.CUDJ.28.2.9

First Page

167

Last Page

178

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