RECTIFICATION OF ANTERIOR SEGMENTAL CROSS BITE WITH CHIN- CUP THERAPY AND MODIFIED JACK SCREW APPLIANCE IN TEN YEARS OLD PATIENT: A CASE REPUTATION

The dental arch perimeter and transpalatal width are the most substantial arch dimensions in the germinate individuals. Its direction during the primary, mixed and early permanent dentition are greatly imperative for the convention development of the dental arches and significantly amend the occlusion in adulthood. Severe anterior cross bite and narrow maxillary arches adversely affect the smile, facial profile and consequently patient becomes handicapped socially as well as psychologically. Background: The discussion of Class III malocclusion has been ambitious for orthodontists. Among aoverplus of treatment mode, the chin-cup is regard traditional appliance for early orthopedic intervention. Objective:The demonstrate cogitation intent to enquire the stream scientific evidence attention the potency of chin-cup therapy in Class IIImalocclusion of prognathic growing patients. Treatment: The discussion approach adopted will depend on the growth status of the patient. Treatments that have the ability to alter a patient?s facial growth exert their effect, either accelerating or limiting, on the skeletal structures of the craniofacial region.