Question 173 · LDEK · Class III malocclusions
Indicate intraoral appliances which can be used in the treatment of mesiocclusions:
- A. lower inclined plane, Frankel type IV appliance, Karłowska type B appliance, Stockfish kinetor, reverse Balters’ bionator, open Klammt activator.
- B. chin cup, Frankel type III appliance, palatal plate with oblique rim, Stockfish kinetor, open Klammt activator.
- C. lower inclined plane, Frankel type III appliance, Karłowska type B appliance, open Klammt activator, reverse Balters’ bionator.
- D. Herbst appliance, headgear, vestibular shield, Frankel type I appliance, reverse Balters’ bionator.
- E. Headgear, Frankel type II appliance, Klammt activator, Metzelder activator, Twin-Block.
Hint
Exclude any set that contains an extraoral device or an appliance designed for Class II or open bite.
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