Introduction Skeletal Class II malocclusion is one of the most common orthodontic issues treated today, affecting a large number of growing patients. This condition is often associated with mandibular deficiencies, which can lead to an underdeveloped chin and compromised facial aesthetics. In many cases, orthodontic treatment aims not just to correct dental occlusion but also to improve the overa...

  Vertical Control of Posterior Dentition: A Key Factor in Skeletal Changes A critical component of achieving significant skeletal changes and profile improvements in orthodontics is the vertical control of the posterior dentition. Hyperdivergent patients typically exhibit excessive dentoalveolar heights, especially due to overeruption of teeth. In such cases, simply correcting the alignment of...