Examples of using Crossbite in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Your question also mentions anterior crossbite.
In children with posterior crossbite the results are controversial.
Bite force in children with posterior crossbite.
Posterior crossbite one or more premolar teeth overlap the upper teeth.
A removable Porter appliance W arch was used for crossbite correction.
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Impact of anterior crossbite in quality of life in schoolers: a comparative study.
Occlusion was presented as Class III malocclusion, with anterior and left posterior crossbite Figure 2.
Expansion proceeded normally with significant crossbite correction on the affected side Fig 8.
Objectives: 1 to compare the efficacy of two early treatment protocols of previous dental crossbite.
The caries, dental loss and unilateral crossbite are important conditions to unilateral mastication.
Crossbite was observed only in the SG, with significantly higher frequency compared with that of the CG Table 4.
There are evidences that condylar position in patients presenting functional posterior crossbite may appear altered.
Functional posterior crossbite is a lateral deviation of the mandible due to occlusal interference.
Also in the anteroposterior direction, it was noted that anterior crossbite was present in 10.41% of the children Fig 4.
The presence of posterior crossbite did not influence the bite force in children in the mixed dentition phase.
The most frequently found malocclusions were anterior open bite 56.2% and posterior crossbite 38.7.
In MIC, the patient had a fully functional crossbite with the upper incisors being covered by their lower counterparts.
This occurrence, associated with the passage of air through the nose,may lead to the development of posterior crossbite.
Anterior crossbite canine and premolars occlude normally but one or more lower incisors are in front of the upper incisors.
The bite force was previously investigated in children with posterior crossbite, in the deciduous and mixed dentition phase.
These children had posterior crossbite and/or posterior open bite and/or deep bite, situations that are not evaluated in the DAI.
Clinical characteristics that can be correlated with negative impacts on quality of life:crowding, crossbite, open bite.
Moderate Class III malocclusions with anterior crossbite, or incisors with edge-to-edge relationship, showing a tendency towards anterior open bite.
Rapid maxillary expansion RME is a widely accepted procedure recommended for the correction of maxillary atresia related to posterior crossbite.
Transverse maxillary deficiency is characterized by posterior uni or bilateral crossbite, crowded and rotated teeth, as well as high palate.
In relation to occlusal changes, 48.8% showed abnormalities, the most prevalent anterior open bite(45%), followed by overbite and crossbite.
Crossbite correction was accomplished with the Haas expander, and redirection of mandibular growth performed with anterior vertical-pull chin cup.
Researches which used electromyography for evaluation verified that there was not difference between posterior crossbite and preferential mastication side.
The following inclusion criteria were considered: good general health, with at least 28 permanent teeth, andno periodontal disease; absence of relevant malocclusion open anterior bite, crossbite of any kind, Angle class III, or dentofacial deformity; no chronic use of pain killers, anti-inflammatory or psychotropic medications, and absence of history of central or peripheral neurological disorders, surgeries and/or tumors or traumas on the head and neck regions, and no speech disorders according to the orofacial myofunctional evaluation.
It is worth pointing out, however,that the children were examined at an age 36 months in which they may still be too young to present posterior crossbite.