TREATMENT OF DEEP BITE WHEN PLANNING TREATMENT BASED ON THE MAIN DIRECTION OF JAW GROWTH

Аннотация

The relevance of research. Deep bite is an anomaly of occlusion in the vertical plane, usually combined with malocclusion in the sagittal and transversal planes. According to the literature, the incidence of patients with this pathology for orthodontic care ranges from 18% to 43.4%. (Malygin Yu.M. 1976,1985, Persii L.S. 1998, Khoroshilkina F.Ya. 2001, Minaeva I.N. 2005, Kavraiskaya A.Yu., Medvedovskaya N.M. 2006, etc.). A different approach The determination of the prevalence of deep bite is reflected in the data on its frequency. Methods of treating deep bite in children have been developed more fully than in adolescents and adults (Malygin Yu.M.: 1976, 2004, Petrova Yu.K. 1986, Maychub I.Yu. 1994, Hanukai A.R. 1996, Lendengolts J.A. 2001,.Al-Eregat 2003, McNamara J.A., Brudon W.L. 1993, and others). Diagnosis and treatment of this malocclusion is a rather difficult problem in orthodontics. The identified diagnostic errors in the analysis of treatment results are due to the variety of forms of deep bite (Ilina-Markosyan L.V. 1974, Khoroshilkina F.Ya. 1970 - 2006, Malygin Yu.M. 1971 - 2006; Shcherbakov A.S. 1980; Petrova Yu.K. 1986; Zubkova L.P. 1997; Mailyan P. D. 1998; Morozova N.V. 2000; Basmanova E.V. 2001; Persii L.S. 2004; Graber T.M.1994; Alexander R. 1997; Proffit W.R., 1999; Sabri R. 2001; Lisson J.A. Trankmann^ J.T. 2002; Mergen J.L. et al. 2004 and others).