https://www.selleckchem.com/products/sis17.html To monitor individual orofacial development, periodic TMJ clinical examination should be a part of an evaluation of JIA children's growth. There is a need to develop clinical management guidelines, as well as diagnosis standards of clinical and imaging TMJ examination for JIA children, considering their developmental age. Clinical signs and symptoms do not allow to detect the early stage of TMJ arthritis in JIA patients. To monitor individual orofacial development, periodic TMJ clinical examination should be a part of an evaluation of JIA children's growth. There is a need to develop clinical management guidelines, as well as diagnosis standards of clinical and imaging TMJ examination for JIA children, considering their developmental age. Maxillary transverse discrepancy is often diagnosed in childhood. The evaluation of morphological characteristics of the maxilla is crucial for appropriate treatment of this condition, however conventional diagnostic method is based on visual inspection and transversal linear parameters. In this paper, we described a user-friendly diagnostic digital workflow based on the surface-to-surface analysis. We also described a case report. A 6-year-old female patient presenting mild transversal maxillary deficiency associated with functional posterior crossbite was treated by using maxillary removable appliance. In this respect, the appliance was designed in accordance to the morphological characteristics of the maxilla obtained by using the diagnostic digital work-flow and the maxillary surface-to-surface analysis. The present user-friendly diagnostic digital workflow based on surface-to-surface analysis helps clinicians to detect specific morphological characteristics of the maxilla, such as shape and area of asymmetry, in order to reach a comprehensive diagnosis and choose the correct biomechanics for treating the condition. The present user-friendly diagnostic digital workflow based on su