Fig. 32 “In this case, orthopedically advancing the mandible by the length of a full molar would correct the left side to a Class I but the right side would be Class III and the anterior dental midline shift would remain uncorrected.” length of a full molar would correct the left side to a Class I but the right side would be Class III and the anterior dental midline shift would remain uncor-rected. In this case I employed a Newby/Anderson Distalizer (Fig. 35) to distalize both maxillary first molars, the left more than the right molar, close to a bilateral Class I molar platform (Fig. 36-A,B). The ante-rior dental midlines are now coincident with each other and with the facial midline (Fig. 36-C). The over-Spontaneous Orthopedic Correction Followed by Additional Guided Orthopedic Correction In the case shown in Figs. 33-36 the patient presented with a half Class II molar platform on the right side (Fig. 34-A) and a full Class II molar platform on the left side (Fig. 34-B) with an accompanying ante-rior dental midline shift to the right (Fig. 34-C). In this case, orthopedically advancing the mandible by the Fig. 33 18 Spring 2016 JAOS
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