Orthodontic treatment in XXXX : an overview and a case report.

@entity1 @entity54790 @entity11229 @entity1347 @entity74 @entity71402
INTRODUCTION: @entity54790 is a rare @entity74 that frequently manifests as a @entity71402 . The disease usually progresses rapidly during the first and second decades of life but it is self-limiting and often regresses. Although few orthodontic case reports describing cherubic @entity1 exist, the timing and extent of surgical intervention is controversial. AIM: This present paper aims to review the treatment literature and provide a case report of a @entity1 who underwent orthodontic/surgical management. METHODS: The @entity1 presented with severe @entity54790 in her late teenage years; her main complaint was poor facial and dental appearance. Multiple teeth were missing and those present demonstrated significant preoperative root resorption. Treatment consisted of orthodontic alignment of the @entity1347 and a recontouring osteotomy. RESULTS: Confirmed by the @entity1 , the combination approach led to a significant improvement in facial aesthetics and better self-esteem. Tooth movement through the osseous lesions was uneventful and no further root resoption was observed. CONCLUSION: Orthodontic treatment may be undertaken in those affected by @entity54790 even with pre-existing @entity11229 , but @entity1 need to be appropriately informed and consented.
