FAGGA appliance for treatment of sagittal discrepancies in adults: a clinical case

Relevance . Skeletal Class III malocclusion is one of the most frequent and challenging problems in orthodontics. This pathology affects both maxillofacial area function aesthetics patient. Surgery common solution to this problem. The clinical case describes an alternative treatment method using FAGGA appliance. Clinical description increase upper jaw sagittal dimension adult patient who presented for orthodontic correction. was offered with fixed resulted premaxillary zone by 3.7 mm, SNA-angle 2.89 degrees, positive changes facial profile aesthetics. Conclusion described allowed improvement aesthetic functional parameters achievement normal overjet. continues a bracket system.