Laura Boianovsky Petracco

Jul 31, 2023 | mdpi.com | Carlos Alberto Feldens |Gustavo G. Nascimento |Huihua Li |Laura Boianovsky Petracco

1. IntroductionIncreased overjet, a developmental disorder in the craniofacial structures characterized by an exaggerated overlap of the upper incisors [1,2], negatively impacts children, adolescents, and adults’ oral health-related quality of life [3,4,5]. Physical disability, functional limitations, and social well-being represent the quality-of-life domains significantly affected by increased overjet [4,5,6].