Oral Functions and Malocclusions

Dental malocclusion as defined by the HAS:

• An extraoral examination: sub-nasal profile, the sub-nasal angle and the labial-mental groove;

Dental malocclusion as defined by the HAS:

• An intraoral examination: right and left molar dental class (Angle classification, overjet (abnormal when> 3mm)

Dental malocclusion as defined by the HAS:

, number of patient with shifted midlines ,

Dental malocclusion as defined by the HAS:

number of patient with an overbite (overbite> 2mm)

Dental malocclusion as defined by the HAS:

number of patient with an open bite (overbite <0)

The functional pral examination includes improper mouth breathing: type of ventilation -1:

Number of patient with adenoid facies

The functional examination includes improper mouth breathing: type of ventilation - 2 Number of patient with a positive Glaze's test

The functional examination includes improper mouth breathing: type of ventilation - 3 Number of patient with a positive Rosenthal's test

The functional examination includes abnormal deglutition. Number of patient with an abnormal déglutition (clinical exam)

The functional examination includes i incorrect position of tongue at rest. number of patient with en incorrect position of the tongue (clinical exam)

• Index of the severity of the caries disease (DMFT and dft);
• Silness and Loë's plaque index (0: absence of plaque, 1: plaque not visible to the naked eye but detachable with the probe; 2: plaque visible to the naked eye; 3: abundant plaque visible to the naked eye in the sulcus and on the marginal gingiva)