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Effects of Herbst and Pendex appliances treatment on the upper airway: A cone-beam computed tomography analysis
Introduction: Class II functional appliances are widely used to treat skeletal Class II malocclusion in growing patients, whereas molar distalization is often employed for dental Class II malocclusion. However, the impact of these treatment modalities on upper airway dimensions remains controversial
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