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  • DPC300 Grade 3 Prosthodontics Practical Subcommittee: Lower Jaw Teeth Alinegment Quiz

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    John Date: 12/03/2022 Teeth alignment: 1. Central incisors are not aligned. They are slightly rotated and overlapping. 2. Lateral incisors are slightly rotated and overlapping with the central incisors. 3. Canines are in proper alignment. 4. Premolars are slightly rotated. 5. Molars are properly aligned. Overall assessment: Moderate malocclusion. Requires orthodontic treatment to correct rotations and overlapping of anterior teeth. Proper alignment is needed for function and aesthetics. Recommend referral to orthodontist.

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    John Date: 12/03/2022 Teeth alignment: 1. Central incisors are not aligned. They are slightly rotated and overlapping. 2. Lateral incisors are slightly rotated and overlapping with the central incisors. 3. Canines are in proper alignment. 4. Premolars are slightly rotated. 5. Molars are properly aligned. Overall assessment: Moderate malocclusion. Requires orthodontic treatment to correct rotations and overlapping of anterior teeth. Proper alignment is needed for function and aesthetics. Recommend referral to orthodontist.

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    DPC300 Grade 3 Prosthodontics Practical Subcommittee: Lower Jaw Teeth Alinegment Quiz

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    Ahmed S. Hamid
    John Date: 12/03/2022 Teeth alignment: 1. Central incisors are not aligned. They are slightly rotated and overlapping. 2. Lateral incisors are slightly rotated and overlapping with the central incisors. 3. Canines are in proper alignment. 4. Premolars are slightly rotated. 5. Molars are properly aligned. Overall assessment: Moderate malocclusion. Requires orthodontic treatment to correct rotations and overlapping of anterior teeth. Proper alignment is needed for function and aesthetics. Recommend referral to orthodontist.

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    DPC300 Grade 3 Prosthodontics

    Practical Subcommittee

    Lower jaw teeth alinegment quiz


    Name Surname: ahmed
    palani
    Number: 20182663

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