40. What is/are Orthodontic treatment appliances () : OA. Removable appliance OB. Functional appliance OC. Fixed appliance OD. All above 41. Which method can treat the dental crowding () : OA. Extraction B. Molar distalization OC. Arch expansion OD. All above 42. Using space analysis, mild crowding refers to () : OA. 2-4mm OB. 4-8mm OC. >8mm OD. >10mm 43. which tooth is very important for Angle classification () ? A. the maxillary first premolar B. the mandibular first premolar OC. the maxillary first molar OD. the mandibular first molar

40. What is/are Orthodontic treatment appliances () : OA. Removable appliance OB. Functional appliance OC. Fixed appliance OD. All above 41. Which method can treat the dental crowding () : OA. Extraction B. Molar distalization OC. Arch expansion OD. All above 42. Using space analysis, mild crowding refers to () : OA. 2-4mm OB. 4-8mm OC. >8mm OD. >10mm 43. which tooth is very important for Angle classification () ? A. the maxillary first premolar B. the mandibular first premolar OC. the maxillary first molar OD. the mandibular first molar

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