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The Salzmann Index measures the severity of a malocclusion by giving different point values to certain intra-arch and inter-arch deviations, and produces a numeric score for each patient examined.
The IOTN uses a system of 5 grades which start from Grade 1 for almost perfect teeth through to Grade 5 for severe orthodontic problems, e.g. abnormal development of the jaw. The grades are as follows: Grade 1: teeth which are classed as almost perfect Grade 2: mild problems, e.g. protruding front teeth.
The Brodie bite (BRB) is a rare posterior crossbite affecting the transverse occlusal relationship with the palatal cusps of the upper molars, biting into the vestibule and outside the buccal cusps of the lower molar teeth. The BRB is a highly challenging orthodontic problem and is an extreme form of scissors bite.
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There are many indications for Orthodontic Treatment. Overbite (Overjet) Bite problems-which are referred to as overbite-are most often what orthodontists refer to as overjet. Crowding. Crowding-or crooked teeth-is a very common reason for needing orthodontic treatment. Underbite. Openbite. Impacted Teeth.

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