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The demographic characteristics of the sample group and the distribution of sagittal molar classes and arch forms are shown in Table  1.

The group 'class II malocclusion' consisted of subjects presenting with bilateral canine and molar class II relationship (divisions 1 and 2).

Class II Division 1 malocclusion with molar Class II relationship and overjet larger than 5 mm.

This study was approved by the ethics committee of the Faculty of Dentistry, Chulalongkorn University. 1. Class II Division 1 malocclusion with molar Class II relationship and overjet larger than 5 mm.   2.

Most of the trials selected patients with anterior open bite regardless their skeletal and molar class.

The group 'class III malocclusion' consisted of subjects presenting with bilateral canine and molar class III relationship.

In the group 'class I malocclusion', subjects presenting with bilateral canine and molar class I relationship (permanent dentition) or neutroclusion (mixed dentition) with crowding or other dental malpositions were included.

After bilateral molar class I reduction in overjet and after significant improvement in profile was achieved, post-functional records were made.

Intraorally, hepresented a non-assessable molar class on the right side and a class I on the left; a non-assessable right and left canine class due to disocclusion and moderate crowding in upper and lower arch.

In both treated and observation subjects, the percentages of goal achieved varied by initial molar class severity (treated, P =.0205; observation, P =.0040) and race (treated, P =.0314; observation, P =.0416).

A higher percentage of the swimmers showed symmetrical molar Class I relationships, which demonstrates their more symmetrical and correct arch development.