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Correction of malocclusion by anterolateral osteotomy in a traumatized maxilla
Dental Traumatology, 07/20/09

Guler N et al. – Injuries to the face may cause long–term defects both aesthetic and functional consequences when the treatment is delayed, inadequate or absent. In this article, a 21–year–old female involved in a traffic accident presented a severe deformity in maxilla and treated by anterolateral osteotomy is presented.

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