Treatment malocclusion class III with multiloop edgewise arch wire (meaw) case report

Abstract

At present, there are different ways of approaching Class III malocclusion, all ofwhich have the main objective of solving malocclusion and are aimed at diagnosingand bringing the patient to a stable, aesthetic occlusion and above all without anydamage to the tissues that make up the Stomatognatic system. This paper dealswith the handling of Class III malocclusion with Multiloop Edgewise Arch Wire(MEAW) as a fast, stable and excellent choice for solving this type of discrepancy.Class III malocclusion can be treated in different ways such as early treatment, dentalcompensation, skeletal camouflage and surgical option. The dental compensationcan be of different forms, as for example: extractions of lower premolars, negativeinferior torque and superior positive, with the aid of skeletal anchorage (TAD) andmany more that are not stated. In cases, involving facial profile or symmetry andits origin is the characteristics of ADF (Maxillofacial Dentocranial Anomaly) requireorthognathic surgery for its solution, since it is of skeletal origin and due to severityis not compensable. This article shows a different management as an option forclass III malocclusion compensation. It is a clinical case report of a patient of theOrthodontics Postgraduate of the Antonio Nariño University of the straight arch clinichandled with MBT Gemini Unitek 3M slot 0.022 “x0.025” brackets which are placedwith Multiloop Edgewise Arch arcs Wire (MEAW) after eight months of treatment,four months in alignment and leveling, and four months of use Multiloop EdgewiseArch Wire (MEAW) correction is corrected by bilateral canine and molar retraction byrotating the plane Of occlusion according to the philosophy of the treatment of MultiloopEdgewise Arch Wire (MEAW) obtaining the six keys of the Andrews occlusion.