Optimal correction of deep bite requires proper diagnosis, individualized treatment planning and efficient execution of treatment mechanics. The correction of deep bite is one of the primary objectives of orthodontic treatment. Deep bite has been considered as one of the most common malocclusions and the most difficult to treat successfully. The amount of vertical overlap often varies excessively and is one of the most common and early manifestations of malocclusion. The common definition of overbite was developed by Strang who defined it as "the overlapping of the upper anterior teeth over...

La correction optimale de l'occlusion profonde nécessite un diagnostic approprié, un plan de traitement individualisé et une exécution efficace de la mécanique de traitement. individualisée et une exécution efficace de la mécanique de traitement. La correction de l'occlusion profonde est l'un des principaux objectifs du traitement orthodontique . L'articulé profond est considéré comme l'une des malocclusions les plus courantes et les plus difficiles à traiter avec succès. Le degré de chevauchement vertical varie souvent de manière excessive et constitue l'une desmanifestations...

Non-nutritive sucking habit (NNSH) refers to the act of sucking on objects like fingers, thumbs, or pacifiers that isn't related to feeding. It's a common comfort-seeking behavior in infants and young children, providing reassurance or helping them calm down. While it's normal in early childhood, prolonged sucking beyond the age of 3-4 can lead to dental issues like misaligned teeth, speech problems, and changes to the palate. Addressing the habit early through positive reinforcement, behavioral techniques, and, if needed, dental interventions can help prevent long-term complications.

Pulp therapy is a dental procedure-commonly used in children's primary (baby) teeth-for treating and preserving the tooth's inner pulp tissue that has become inflamed or infected due to decay or trauma. It encompasses two main approaches: pulpotomy, which removes only the diseased pulp from the tooth's crown while preserving healthy tissue in the roots, and pulpectomy, which involves complete removal of pulp from both the crown and root when the infection is extensive. Beyond pulpotomy and pulpectomy, several conservative alternatives aimed at preserving pulp vitality: indirect pulp capping,...