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Correcting Parrot Mouth in Foals by Reginaldo Cunha is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document discusses the use of orthodontic techniques to correct parrot mouth, a dental malocclusion, in foals. It describes a technique using maxillary retention wires and a fixed acrylic bite plane to help promote proper jaw growth and alignment. Key details include: - Parrot mouth is caused by a long maxilla or short mandible, resulting in the upper incisors protruding in front of the lowers. - A technique uses wires on the upper jaw to restrain maxillary growth and a bite plane to apply pressure
- Author
- Reginaldo Cunha
- Language
- EN