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• W2905806476 abstract "From early goals of having ideal dental occlusion and jaw relationships, modern treatment goals now involve a soft tissue paradigm in human dentistry. Orthodontic treatment should be biologically based for a harmonious occlusion, rather than cosmetic orientation of teeth. Malocclusions in young dogs and cats with deciduous dentitions, which are best termed deciduous malocclusions, are not unusual. The aims of orthodontic treatment are to provide a reasonably functional, esthetic, stable, and harmonious occlusion by altering the position or presence of the natural teeth. Interceptive orthodontics is generally considered to be the extraction or recontouring (crown reduction) of primary or permanent teeth that are contributing or will contribute to alignment problems of the permanent dentition. Removable orthodontic appliances are those that are designed to be easily and routinely removed, and then reinserted. Orthodontic wire is commonly used in a large variety of orthodontic appliances." @default.
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