Methods of Examination of Patients With Distal Occlusion of the Dentition Caused by Jaw Anomalies

The most common of all forms of maxillary anomalies is distal occlusion caused by jaw anomalies, which occurs in 13-27% of the examined patients and is an indication for combined treatment with surgery, as a result of which the position of both bone and soft tissue structures changes. These patients have significant anatomical and functional changes. Anatomical disorders are eliminated during orthognathic surgery. Functional - they are corrected conservatively and are a common cause of relapses.