Class III malocclusion, often characterized by mandibular prognathism, is a dental condition where the lower jaw protrudes beyond the upper jaw, leading to functional and aesthetic challenges.

Maxillary protraction is a common orthodontic treatment used to address Class III malocclusion, a condition where the lower jaw is positioned forward relative to the upper jaw. This treatment is ...

Intra-oral examinations were performed on children at the 30 th month of age to detect signs of malocclusion ... normal for values up to 3 mm; overjet for values greater than 3 mm; and anterior ...