A 17 year old patient reported to the outpatient department with the chief complaint of unesthetic facial appearance with progressively increasing size of both the jaws. Although initially the condition appeared to be insignificant with the condition apparent as the skeletal class III facial appearance and mandibular prognathism (Figure 1a & 1b). Also intraorally angle’s class III molar relatio...

The maxillofacial region of patients with facial asymmetry is deformed not only in the mandible but also maxilla, suggesting that head may be deformed. Therefore, this study, skeletally originated mandibular prognathism was evaluated relation to cranial morphology. morphology who visited Chiba Dental Center Tokyo College and were diagnosed skeletal (asymmetry group: ANB 0° or less; Menton devia...