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Published in French in Tropical Dental Journal Volume 40 - March 2017 pages 5-12

Monsieur Raoul Bationo Treatment management of a case of class I bialveolar protrusion with mouth breathingTreatment management of a case of class I bialveolar protrusion with mouth breathing est évalué 2.5 étoiles par les abonnés Tropical Dental Journal Online

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Authors : R. Bationo, C. Pelourde, F. Jordana, M. Sèrémè, K. Ouoba - Burkina Faso


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Il s’agit du cas d’une jeune fille de 12 ans d’origine africaine présentant une biproalvéolie avec ventilation buccale nocturne. Le traitement orthodontique sans extraction dentaire a consisté, après amygdalectomie, en une rétraction des dents antérieures maxillaires dans les espaces de diastèmes. La normalisation de l’angle de l’incisive supérieure a permis l’amélioration de la biproalvéolie sans modification de l’équilibre antérieur des tissus mous.

Abstract
Treatment management of a case of class I bialveolar protrusion with mouth breathing

This is the case of a 12-year-old African young girl with bialveolar protrusion and night mouth breathing. Orthodontic treatment without dental extraction consisted after tonsillectomy in retraction of anterior teeth in the diastema spaces. The normalization of the angle of the upper incisor has improved bialveolar protrusion without alteration to the prior balance of soft tissue.

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