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Class 2 maloclussion
I have 2 maloclussion with deep bite and.. overjet.. Bite is improper.. And lower jaw is shifting towards right.. But i really cant give dental impression.. I have hyper gag reflex.. Kindly suggest something to treat
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Hi visit your nearby orthodontist . Now a days different materials are available to take impression in high gag patients there are other means of analysis also like dental opg and lateral ceph radiograph . Orthodontist will decide which is suitable for you . Nothing to worry there is solution to all of your problems
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Dr. Deepak Arora
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Ambala
class 2 malocclusion with deep bite needs treatment as soon as it is detected.... don't worry about gag reflex while impression taking...we have special materials for such patients for recording bite.....Ur jaw shift will worsen if orthodontic treatment is not started early.
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