Camouflage treatment of skeletal Class III malocclusion involves compensatory motion of the upper and lower dentition in bone limits presented by subjects treated. It has been noted that the MEAW technique is an effective and efficient alternative for the treatment of Class III malocclusions moderate to severe. The objective of the case report is to show the treatment of camouflage Class III malocclusion with severe skeletal characteristics using the MEAW technique. Female patient of 28 years who complained of having protruded jaw and lower lip, difficulty occluding teeth, but nevertheless, did not want to be subjected to surgical procedures. At the intraoral examination showed, Class III canine relationships right and left, occlusal relationships with Class III characteristics, anterior crossbite, loss of upper right first molar and lower left first molar, moderate crowding upper and lower; and displacement not evidenced OC-OH. The first lower right molar and the second upper left molar was extracted, edgewise brackets associated to mechanical Class III with light arches and MEAW technique were used. The total duration of active treatment was 36 months. Proper occlusion Class I, overbite and overjet were achieved. Radiographically proclination of the upper incisors, an important retroclined lower incisors and a change of orientation of the occlusal plane were observed. A facial level slight improvement was observed in the facial features, and the patient expressed satisfaction with the occlusal and facial results of treatment without orthognathic surgery. The MEAW technique associated to the use of intermaxillary elastics can establish proper occlusion, improve the transversal relations, maintaining periodontal health and improve facial aesthetics in patients with severe skeletal Class III malocclusion.

Mandibular lateral deviation is the lateral displacement of the chin to the left or right. Patients with this condition have deviation from the midline, anterior crossbite,  unilateral posterior crossbite, canting of the occlusal plane and often have a greater predisposition to ATM osteoarthritis. One way to camouflage this condition is the use of technique multiloop archwire (MEAW) associated mechanical elastic for patients with asymmetry. The objective in this case report is show the camouflage treatment of moderate mandibular lateral deviation associated skeletal malocclusion class III. The patient woman was 15 years old, she had lost first upper left molar and she had Class I right molar relation, Class II right canine relation, Class III left canine relation, anterior crossbite and lower midline moderate deviation. The MEAW technique allowed to improve the dental occlusion, correct the midline deviation and a better facial esthetic. The patient and her family expressed their satisfaction with the result. MEAW technique can be considered an alternative in the camouflage of moderate mandibular deviation associated to skeletal Class III malocclusion, but is necessary count with the patient's cooperation. Besides the clinician must realize a carefully mechanic during the treatment, because these treatments usually have some complications, occasioned for the asymmetry of the patient.

Multiloop edgewise arch wire (MEAW) technique has been successfully used in different types of malocclusions. The objective of this case report is presented a treatment with MEAW technique in Class I malocclusion. The patient was 13 years old girl, she had Class I molar bilateral, Class I right canine relation, Class II left canine relation, upper and lower dental crowding. The MEAW technique allowed adjust occlusal relation and improve dental esthetic. The patient expressed her satisfaction with the result. MEAW technique can be considered an effective tool in the treatment of Class I malocclusion, however it is necessary to count with patient's cooperation.

La técnica MEAW ha sido utilizada con éxito en diferentes tipos de maloclusiones. El objetivo de este caso es presentar un tratamiento empleando la técnica MEAW de una maloclusión Clase I. La paciente tenia 13 años de edad, sexo femenino y era portadora de relaciones molares Clase I derecha e izquierda, relación canina derecha de Clase I and relación canina izquierda de Clase II y apiñamiento leve superior e inferior. la técnica MEAW permitió ajustar las relaciones oclusales y mejorar la estética dental. La paciente expresó su satisfacción con los resultados. La técnica MEAW puede ser considerada una herramienta efectiva en el tratamiento de maloclusión Clase I, sin embargo es necesario contar con la cooperación del paciente 

A form of camouflage treatment strategy for skeletal Class III malocclusion is the use of multiloop edgewise arch wire (MEAW) technique and Class III elastics. The objective of this case report is presented the successful use of MEAW technique in skeletal Class III maloclusion. The patient was 13 years old girl, she had anterior edge to edge bite, Class III molar bilateral and Class III canine bilateral, the lower anterior teeth is retroinclined indicating compensation dentoalveolar.
The MEAW technique allowed upright the inclination of the lower teeth, reconstruct the occlusal plane, coordinate the width of both arches and torque of posterior teeth, and decrease of sagittal discrepancy. The patient expressed her satisfaction with the result.  MEAW technique can be considered an alternative treatment in skeletal Class III maloclusion.

Una forma de tratamiento de camuflaje para una maloclusión clase III con características esqueletales es a través del uso de la técnica MEAW asociado al uso de elásticos clase III. El objetivo de este caso clínico is mostrar un exitoso uso de la técnica MEAW en el tratamiento de una maloclusión Clase III con características esqueletales. La paciente tenía 13 años de edad y presentaba una mordida anterior borde a borde, relacione molares de Clase III bilateral, relaciones caninas de Clase III bilateral, incisivos anteriores retroinclinados indicando compensación dentoalveolar. La técnica MEAW permitió la verticalización de los dientes inferiores, reconstrucción del plano oclusal, coordinación del ancho de ambas arcadas, control de torque posterior así como una disminución de la discrepancia sagital. La paciente expresó su satisfacción con los resultados. La técnica MEAW puede ser considerada una alternativa en el tratamiento de la maloclusión Clase III con características esqueletales.

Los tratamientos ortodóncicos de pacientes que presentan alteraciones esqueléticas son de moderada a alta dificultad, los resultados que se logran tienen caracteristicas limitadas en función de la severidad de la alteración esquelética.
Durante el período post finalizado los niveles de recidiva suelen ser importantes, aquí les presento la aparatología de contención usada en un paciente portador de un patrón clase II hiperdivergente asociado a una mordida abierta que fue tratada con la técnica MEAW y los resultados tres años después de finalizado el tratamiento ortodóncico.

Orthodontic treatment of patients with skeletal disorders are moderate to high difficulty, the results achieved have limited features depending on the severity of the skeletal disorder. 
After orthodontic treatment, in these cases, a significant relapse occurs. I present the retention appliances used in a patient with a pattern class II hyperdivergent associated with an open bite that was treated with the MEAW technique and outcomes three years after completed orthodontic treatment.

Los tratamientos de camuflaje a nuestra opinión son los tratamientos ortodóncicos que implican un grado mayor de dificultad. Aquí les dejo una secuencia terapéutica de una mordida abierta esqueletal asociada a una maloclusión Clase III, que fue tratada con la técnica MEAW

Treatments camouflage our opinion are the orthodontic treatment involving a higher degree of difficulty. Here is a therapeutic sequence of a skeletal open bite associated with a Class III malocclusion, which was treated with the technique MEAW.