If positions of 1.1 and 2.1 are different, how can overjet and overbite be determined?
In case of a photograph above, the overjet is normal or negative?
In case of a photograph above, the overjet is normal or excessive?
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MODULE 1 - BASIC SCIENCE
MODULE 1 - BASIC SCIENCE
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For the first photo:
What would you rather say to another orthodontist. What is a fair description for this patients overjet. Are you being fair to the patients case if you say they have a negative overject because of 1 tooth? You will have to learn how to decide these things because its a judgement exam. What is your judgement? My judgement in this case is to look at the majority of teeth. Do you agree or do you have a different judgement? Second photo:
One tooth is the problem, I will consider the tooth in regular position. This is my judgement. What is your judgement? You know all the basics from the videos, after that no one agrees usually because it is a weird case. The goal of the course is to teach you the main basics so you have the tools to build a reasonable judgement. Good luck in ortho :)