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ADA NBDE National Board Dental Part II

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A common condition in infants that usually self-corrects and may be a cause of teeth alignment abnormalities is:
  1. Maxillary prognathism
  2. Mandible articulation
  3. Micrognathism
  4. Balanced articulation
Explanation
Answer: A - A common condition in infants that usually self-corrects and may be a cause of teeth alignment abnormalities is micrognathism. This should not be confused with maxillary prognathism, when the maxillary juts out beyond the sagittal plane causing a misalignment of occlusion.
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