CAIO Trivia

Front

What increases overbite? A. Hyperdivergent skeletal B. Lingually inclined upper and lower incisors C. Proclined upper incisors D. All of the above

Back

Lingually inclined upper and lower incisors

Front

What causes an anterior open bite?
A. Excessively proclined upper and lower incisors
B. Delayed eruption of upper and lower incisors
C. Hyperdivergent skeletal pattern
D. All of the above

Back

All of the above

Front

Condition: Lower incisors are tilting lingually in an anterior cross-bite. Q: What would happen if we proclined them?

Back

Increase anterior open bite

Front

What increases overjet? Options: A. Retroclining the upper incisors, B. Proclining the lower incisors, C. Correcting teeth to a class III malocclusion, D. None of the above

Back

None of the above

Front

What decreases an overbite?

Back

Procline upper or lower incisors.