The diagnostic and conventional treatment techniques used to resolve relative mandibular anterior excess tooth-size problems are reviewed. An alternative solution to these problems, which involves an orthodontic-restorative technique, is described. Specific problems which may be encountered with this technique are also discussed. Three cases are presented, with posttreatment documentation for at least one year. It appears that this technique offers a successful semipermanent treatment for selected cases.
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