-transparent.png){kind=logo}
An orthosurgical technique comprising maxillary expansion using Burstone screws associated with multiple corticotomy, repositioning of the bone basis and pre- and postoperative orthodontics was used to correct two cases of Angle's class dysgnathia with involvement of both the bone basis and alveolodental component. The outcome was satisfactory in that a good esthetic result was achieved together with normal and functional occlusion which was stable over time.
Related Publications
A Benech, and
E Madaro, and
E Schellino, and
B Fornengo
January 1995,
Journal of the Irish Dental Association,
A Benech, and
E Madaro, and
E Schellino, and
B Fornengo
January 1976,
Revue d'orthopedie dento-faciale,
A Benech, and
E Madaro, and
E Schellino, and
B Fornengo
March 1997,
Journal of the Indian Society of Pedodontics and Preventive Dentistry,
A Benech, and
E Madaro, and
E Schellino, and
B Fornengo
February 1980,
Australian orthodontic journal,
A Benech, and
E Madaro, and
E Schellino, and
B Fornengo
February 1951,
The Dental journal of Australia,
A Benech, and
E Madaro, and
E Schellino, and
B Fornengo
January 1974,
Revue belge de medecine dentaire. Belgisch tijdschrift voor tandheelkunde,
A Benech, and
E Madaro, and
E Schellino, and
B Fornengo
January 1973,
Odontologisk revy,
A Benech, and
E Madaro, and
E Schellino, and
B Fornengo
January 2015,
Journal of International Society of Preventive & Community Dentistry,
A Benech, and
E Madaro, and
E Schellino, and
B Fornengo
November 1971,
Selecoes odontologicas,
A Benech, and
E Madaro, and
E Schellino, and
B Fornengo
January 1994,
The Angle orthodontist,
