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    Factors influencing definitive treatment plan in Class II division 1 include the patient's age, the difficulty of treatment, and how treatment may impact facial growth and appearance. Treatment options must consider the stability of overjet reduction, as soft tissue is a major determinant of long-term stability, and patients with larger overjets and more upright incisors tend to have less favorable outcomes. The factors help determine whether orthodontic treatment or orthodontics with jaw surgery is most appropriate.

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    Factors influencing definitive treatment plan in Class II division 1 include the patient's age, the difficulty of treatment, and how treatment may impact facial growth and appearance. Treatment options must consider the stability of overjet reduction, as soft tissue is a major determinant of long-term stability, and patients with larger overjets and more upright incisors tend to have less favorable outcomes. The factors help determine whether orthodontic treatment or orthodontics with jaw surgery is most appropriate.

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    Factors Influencing Definitive Treatment Plan in Class II

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    Lily Haslina
    Factors influencing definitive treatment plan in Class II division 1 include the patient's age, the difficulty of treatment, and how treatment may impact facial growth and appearance. Treatment options must consider the stability of overjet reduction, as soft tissue is a major determinant of long-term stability, and patients with larger overjets and more upright incisors tend to have less favorable outcomes. The factors help determine whether orthodontic treatment or orthodontics with jaw surgery is most appropriate.

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    Factors influencing definitive treatment plan in Class II division 1

    Importance in relation to facial growth

    Patients with large overjets and more upright incisors not good outcome

    The patients age

    The difficulty of treatment

    The patients facial appearance


    Help to make the decision between two alternative modes of treatment

    The likely stability of overjet reduction


    Soft tissue are the major determinant of stability following overjet reduction

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