Question 247 · LDEK · Malocclusions
Indicate true statement:
- A. excessive overjet is typical for partial mesial (class III) malocclusion.
- B. excessive overjet is typical for pseudo class II malocclusion.
- C. class III molar relationship is observed in partial mesial (class III) malocclusion.
- D. class II molar relationship is observed in partial distal (class II) malocclusion.
- E. none of the above.
Hint
Apply the Polish sagittal classification: compare overjet and molar relationship in the partial, pseudo and complete forms.
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