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A "blank" is a stainless steel ring cemented to molars to hold the arch wire for
orthodontics.

The common term for fixed orthodontics is

A "blank" is a small device bonded to
teeth to hold the arch wire in place.

A "blank" is used to secure the arch
wire within a bracket.

An attachment that is located on a bracket or
band to hold an arch wire or elastic is an

An "blank" is a preformed metal wire
that provides force when one is guiding teeth in movement for orthdontics.

A "blank" is a device made from
elastic or wire used to wedge molars open before fitting abd placement of
orthodontic bands.

A "blank" is a condition that occurs
when a tooth is not properly aligned with its opposing tooth

"blank" is another term for class III
malocclusion.

An extraoral radiograph of the bones and tissues
of the head is a "blank" radiographic image.

"blank" is another term used for class
II malocclusion.

An extraoral orthodontic appliance used to
control growth and tooth movement is

An appliance used for maintaining the positions
of teeth and jaws after orthodontic treatment is a

The excessive protrusion of the maxillary
incisors is diagnosed as

A lack of vertical overlap of the maxillary
incisors that creates an opening of the anterior teeth is diagnosed as

"blank" is the specialty of dentistry
designed to prevent, intercept, and correct skeletal and dental problems

"blank" is a term that describes the
structures that include the teeth, jaws and surrounding facial bones.

A "blank" is a type of appliance used
to retain teeth in their desired position after orthodontic treatment.

An increased vertical overlap of the maxillary
incisors is an

"blank" can occur when pressure is applied to the jaw in vitro, causing a distortion