Question 9 · LDEK · Fixed appliances
Phase 2 of orthodontic treatment include:
- A. sagittal alignment of teeth in the lateral segment.
- B. midline correction.
- C. control of spacing in the anterior region.
- D. vertical alignment of the incisors (intrusion, extrusion).
- E. all the above.
Hint
Phase 2 is the working stage after levelling and aligning, when the major tooth movements in all planes are done.
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