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Facial Concavity and Anterior Divergence: The Class III Deformitya flat to concave profile. Whatever its severity may be, facial flatness and/or concavity is aesthetically displeasing and it must be corrected. On the other hand, excessive degrees of anterior facial divergence may be an attractive quality provided it is found in association with overall facial con

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Facial Convexity and Posterior Divergence: The Class II Deformityhe United States Public Health Service that approximately 5% of North American Caucasians have some degree of mandibular deficiency. Not infrequently, underdevelopment of the lower jaw is seen in association with vertical dysplasia of the maxilla, the most common condition being vertical maxillary e