FEATURES OF DIAGNOSIS OF DEEP INCISOR DYSOCCLUSION BY X-RAY CEPHALOMETRIC ANALYSIS

Fischev S. B., Sevastyanov A. V., Klimov A. G., Rozhkova M. G., Pavlova S. G., Kondratyuk A. A., Shtorina А. А., Puzdyreva M. N.

Deep incisor dysocclusion is characterized by excessive overlap of the front teeth of the upper jaw of the anterior lower teeth and the absence of cutting-tubercle contact between the front teeth. Deep incisor dysocclusion leads to a violation of aesthetics, causes serious functional and morphological changes in the chewing apparatus, which are most clearly manifested in adulthood. Most experts point out that the habitual occlusion in patients with deep incisive dysocclusion becomes stable and complicates subsequent prosthetics aimed primarily at restoring (normalizing) the interalveolar height.

Keywords:orthodontics, deep incisor dysocclusion, telerentgenography, malocclusion.