A practical treatise on the technics and principles of dental orthopedia and prosthetic correction of cleft palate . /2 inches, showing the remarkable dis-tance of bodily separating movement of J^ of an inch between these teeth and CHAPTER XLIII. DIVISION 2. CLASS III. 309 without the slightest incUnation or tipping movement. On the right side, themovement was about the same, but not completed at that time. And throughthe whole operation the teeth and gums have remained in a perfectly healthynormal condition. Fig. 2\ b c. The above illustration was made bypressing modeling compound agains
A practical treatise on the technics and principles of dental orthopedia and prosthetic correction of cleft palate . /2 inches, showing the remarkable dis-tance of bodily separating movement of J^ of an inch between these teeth and CHAPTER XLIII. DIVISION 2. CLASS III. 309 without the slightest incUnation or tipping movement. On the right side, themovement was about the same, but not completed at that time. And throughthe whole operation the teeth and gums have remained in a perfectly healthynormal condition. Fig. 2\ b c. The above illustration was made bypressing modeling compound againstthe labio-buccal surfaces of the teethwhile the jaws were closed, and showsthe appearance of the left side withthe retaining bridge denture in placeat the time of the clinic. The upperteeth back of the cuspid are: (1) theartificial premolar. (2) the first pre-molar. (3) the artificial molar, (4) thesecond premolar, and (5) the firstmolar. The facial casts were made at ten and seventeen years of age. The front occlusalmodels were made from modeling compound impressions pressed against the frontteeth with the dentures in masticating occlusion. It is not assumed that this extraordinary movement consisted wholly in abodily labial movement of the upper front teeth, although every effort was em- 310 PART VI. DENTO-FACIAL MALOCCLUSIONS ployed to prevent a distal movement of the back teeth by locking the three buccalteeth on each side in stationary anchorages carrying power root-wise attachments, inconnection with the constan
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