the 1.3 is more prominent than the 2.3. The 1.1 is bit longer than the 2.1. the mid-line is slightly shifted because the mandibular central incisors are not positioned correctly. the neck of the 1.2 is not in harmony with the 1.1
incisal edge of mandibular anterior teeth should be brought more labially to eliminate the effect of a great overbite. 4.1 leaning mesially. 1.2 should be reset to follow arch form of other teeth
4th quadrant off ridge.midline on mandible off. mandibular anterior teeth looks like it is leaning to the patients left or it could just be the 4.1 thats angled wrong.1.3 is not set properly.
The midline is out due to the lower incisors not being straight. They just need to be slightly straightened out, particularly the 4.1 which is lying too mesially. The mandibular teeth on the patients right are set too buccally so need to be set more lingually to straighten out the arch. The posterior occlusion looks good
- overbite is too big - good occlusion - stipple and festoon - Curve of Spee and Monson are not equal on both sides - Canine and posterior teeth are set lower than the maxillary central incisors
1. Big over bite. mandibular anteriors should be lowered.
ReplyDelete1.2 looks like its on the same level as 1.1 and one can raise it a bit
ReplyDeletethe 1.3 is more prominent than the 2.3. The 1.1 is bit longer than the 2.1. the mid-line is slightly shifted because the mandibular central incisors are not positioned correctly. the neck of the 1.2 is not in harmony with the 1.1
ReplyDeleteThe 1.3 can be positioned better, neck far to out. Mandibular anterior teeth not on the ridge.
ReplyDeleteincisal edge of mandibular anterior teeth should be brought more labially to eliminate the effect of a great overbite. 4.1 leaning mesially. 1.2 should be reset to follow arch form of other teeth
ReplyDeleteOver bite.
ReplyDeleteThe axes of 1.1 1.2 &1.3 is diffrent than 2.1 2.2 &2.3. The patients rights anteriors needs to reset.
The midline of upper and lower is incorrect (not in line) and the neck of the 1.3 can be adjusted more distally.
ReplyDelete4th quadrant off ridge.midline on mandible off. mandibular anterior teeth looks like it is leaning to the patients left or it could just be the 4.1 thats angled wrong.1.3 is not set properly.
ReplyDeleteThe lower teeth anteriors are too high and tey are set too labially, off the ridge.
ReplyDeleteThe midline is out due to the lower incisors not being straight. They just need to be slightly straightened out, particularly the 4.1 which is lying too mesially. The mandibular teeth on the patients right are set too buccally so need to be set more lingually to straighten out the arch. The posterior occlusion looks good
ReplyDelete1.2 neck is slightly depressed. The mandibular midline is out. The 1.3 is not in harmony with the posterior teeth.
ReplyDeleteThe neck of 1.3 is to buccal. The over bite to big
ReplyDeletei like the occlusion but the 1.2 is on the same level as 1.1
ReplyDeleteoverbite... the 4.1 and 3.1 ineeds to set straight to accomodate the midline.
ReplyDelete- overbite is too big
ReplyDelete- good occlusion
- stipple and festoon
- Curve of Spee and Monson are not equal on both sides
- Canine and posterior teeth are set lower than the maxillary central incisors