Class 2 and Vertical Dimension Control in Orthodontic Treatment

– Diagnosis and assessment of the need for vertical control
– Influence of TAD vertical positioning on the occlusal plane
– Effect of lever arm length on incisor inclination
– Relationship between TAD vertical position, lever arm length, incisor inclination, and overbite
– Methods for controlling the vertical dimension of occlusion: advantages and disadvantages
– Vertical control of the molar region
– Difference between intrusion by rotation of occlusal plane applying biomechanics and absolute intrusion
– Effect of the vertical position of TADs on the inclination of the occlusal plane
– Retention and relapse following vertical dimension control.