Most orthodontic anomalies can be intercepted at an early age, and it's the dentist, in direct contact with the young patient, who will detect them.

This book is designed to help practitioners, both specialists and non-specialists, in their early management of the problem. Using a bioprogressive approach, the author emphasizes the importance of orthodontic screening and prevention in the maxillofacial development of children.

Using ten clinical situations frequently encountered during orthodontic consultations for young children, the author describes the path from clinical examination to the most appropriate treatment, taking into account commonly accepted data. For each of the ten clinical cases presented, the key points of clinical observation and radiological examination are developed.

These are essential in developing the thinking that leads to a precise and relevant diagnosis. The cases are presented in a clear and practical way, guiding the reader through the process of effective decision-making.