Question 154 · LDEK · Functional appliances
Which malocclusion is treated with the simple inclined plane?
- A. total distocclusion.
- B. pseudodistocclusion.
- C. total open bite.
- D. partial anterior crossbite.
- E. malocclusion which is characterized by the negative functional test regarding the distal mandibular movement.
Hint
An inclined plane on the lower incisors guides an upper incisor that occludes behind them.
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