Maxillary protrusion

Maxillary protrusion is the normal position of the lower jaw on the head, and the upper jaw protrudes forward before the lower jaw, forming a deep superocclusion. It is a very common dental and jaw deformity. It can be caused by heredity, bad habits and diseases.

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