Question 2 (part 2) · LDEK · Class II malocclusions
Factor differentiating morphological retrogenia and complete distocclusion in a 9- year-old child is/are:
- A. molars’ relations.
- B. upper and lower canines’ relations.
- C. overbite size.
- D. overjet size.
- E. facial features.
Hint
The dental relationships are the same in both; decide whether the problem lies only in the dental arches or in the mandible itself.
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