Extraction Treatment of Severe Bimaxillary Incisor Protrusion in a High-Angle Class II Patient: Three-Dimensional Torque Control Using ART and Ricketts Bioprogressive Mechanics

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Bimaxillary protrusion, Class II malocclusion, high-angle pattern, incisor retraction, Ricketts biomechanics, torque control

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Extraction Treatment of Severe Bimaxillary Incisor Protrusion in a High-Angle Class II Patient: Three-Dimensional Torque Control Using ART and Ricketts Bioprogressive Mechanics. (2026). Global Journal of Medical Research, 26(J1), 1-12. https://doi.org/10.34257/GJMRJVOL26IS1PG1

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Dao Quang Huy DDS

Dao Quang Huy is a researcher affiliated with Private Orthodontic Practice.

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Extraction Treatment of Severe Bimaxillary Incisor Protrusion in a High-Angle Class II Patient: Three-Dimensional Torque Control Using ART and Ricketts Bioprogressive Mechanics

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2026-08-27

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Extraction Treatment of Severe Bimaxillary Incisor Protrusion in a High-Angle Class II Patient: Three-Dimensional Torque Control Using ART and Ricketts Bioprogressive Mechanics. (2026). Global Journal of Medical Research, 26(J1), 1-12. https://doi.org/10.34257/GJMRJVOL26IS1PG1