What happens after Orthodontic Acceleration? Surgical Procedures for Accelerating Orthodontic Treatment In the last decade, many interesting studies were published in the literature about the use of surgery to speed up biological tooth movement in the context of orthodontics. These procedures may involve Distraction of the periodontal ligament (PDL), Distraction of the dento-alveolus, Alveolar decortication, and Corticision. Some of these procedures add bioabsorbable grafts to increase the bone volume. If we look to these studies as evidence-based orthodontics, we will have a bias in most of them but I will not speak about this issue in this post??. Furthermore, If we concentrate on the design of these studies, we will find that most of them look for canine retraction and this good, hence there are three points to consider; First, we have an cases with extraction of the first premolar, but what will happen if we do not need to extract teeth in the desired region of acceleration? Second, can we apply this acceleration to any tooth and in any situation? Third, what happen after the acceleration? These are still largely a matter of opinion. In this figure there is a corticotomy case with a bone graft in three times. In my humble opinion I noticed from my own cases that the process of acceleration passes through …show more content…
The first stage starts with osteoblastic activation of osteoclast differentiation, fusion, and activation. The second stage or reversal stage begins after the formation of resorption lacunae, since the osteoclasts leave the area and mononucleated cells of uncertain origin appear and “clean up” the organic matrix remnants left by the osteoclast. This stage takes about 2-4 weeks, and the third stage is when osteoblasts begin filling the lacunae with new bone and this stage takes between 4-6
Chapter 1 Jamie family are on board the Star of Bethlehem Davie befriends a crew member named Mathieu Mathieu dies Davie becomes very sick; the family is quarantined Davie gets better
"With the use of Ortho-Tain positioners, patients find they can reduce the time needed for active treatment by two to six months. Up to 3mm of overjet can be corrected along with molar relations. Furthermore, this treatment coordinates the arches and itercuspates the teeth. Save time with this treatment because no lab work is required, no impressions are made, and no adjustments are needed. With only one measurement, you can be fitted with an Orth-Tain positioner," Dr. Shokri explains.
I decided to use oraqix because the patient had a few pockets depths between 6-7 mm, and was very sensitive during the power instrumentation. It helped me to effectively remove the plaque and the calculus from the pockets with the hand instruments, but I found that it was not as effective when I used the Cavitron. After the removal of plaque and calculus I reviewed OHI with my patient Evelyn and reinforced the proper use of dental floss and have the patient practice in her mouth. During the afternoon section, I worked on the mandibular arch and as before I started with the power instrumentation. However, I was not able to use it in all the mandibular teeth because some of them had recession, and the patient was extra-sensitive. The good thing was the mandibular arch had only one area with 6-7 mm of pocket depth. I also used Oraqix in this area, but did not help with the recession because the pain was related to the pulp and not to the gingiva, in where Oraqix works. After finishing with debridement, my patient expressed having pain on the distal surface of tooth # 17. We decided to take a PA of the area because that part of the tooth was not visible in the HBW I
Open bite malocclusion is either inherited or due to habits, that may persist for a long period. Treating an open bite malocclusion is challenging, as it requires a high patient compliance and good orthodontist knowledge and experience, which could be decisive in choosing a suitable treatment plan. After treating open bite patients, for example, using a palatal crib and a chin cup, only a significant extrusion of the incisors, as well as an increase in the overbite and the exposure of the maxillary incisors will be gained, and no significant changes in the level of eruption of the molars, with no real or relative intrusion of these teeth, skeletal changes, or a significant growth inhibition of the lower anterior face height, closure of the
WookHeo, Dong-SeokNahm, and Seung-HakBaek (2007)32performed study to compare the amount of anchorage loss of the maxillary posterior teeth and amountof retraction of the maxillary anterior teeth between en masse retraction and two-step retraction of the anterior teeth.30 female adult patients with Class I malocclusion and lip protrusion were included in the study. The sample was subdivided into group 1 (en masse retraction) and group 2 (two-step retraction). Lateral cephalograms were taken before (T1) and after treatment (T2). Nine skeletal and 10 anchorage variables were measured, and independent t-test was used for statistical analysis.The amount of horizontal retraction of the maxillary anterior teeth was not different between the two groups, there was mild labial movement of the root apices of the upper incisors in group 2 at T2. No significant difference in the degree of anchorage loss of the maxillary posterior teeth was observed between the two groups. Bodily and mesial movements of the upper molars occurred in both groups. A 4 mm of the retraction of the upper incisal edges resulted from 1 mm of anchorage loss in the upper molars in both groups.
In a study of 34 patients aged 75 years or over who depended on assistance for daily living activities, patients were randomly assigned to receive two mandibular implants to support an overdenture or a relined conventional mandibular denture. In the patients who received the mandibular implant overdenture treatment, an increased oral health-related quality of life was reported; however, chewing efficiency was no different between the groups. The insertion of the mandibular implant overdenture was noted as problematic for some patients and their caregivers due to the nature of the Locator attachments, and in two cases the attachments were replaced by attachments that permitted easier insertion . This is an important consideration for
In fact, they can sometimes move them even faster than traditional orthodontics! The bracket technology used, in addition to a special heat-activated nickel titanium archwire, actually creates less friction than traditional braces, allowing for faster, more effective treatment under the correct circumstances. If you are looking for a more convenient, possibly faster orthodontic option, self-ligating braces may be the solution for you.
To extract or not to extract has been a key question in planning orthodontic treatment. In borderline patients with mild to moderate crowding, the use of an extraction or non-extraction approach has been a topic of controversy throghout the history of the orthodontic profession.4, 5 It is considered as a diagnostic decision depending on facial appearance,profile,teeth stability and periodontal status after
My interest to become an orthodontist developed as I was an undergraduate. My crowded teeth had been perplexing me ever since I was a teenager; it was not until I was 22 that I had the opportunity to seek orthodontic treatment. When I met Dr. Al-Kharsa, I was impressed by how caring and concerned he was with each of my problems and insecurities. He explained the course of treatment in detail, its cost, and the difference it would make on my teeth. He failed to mention the positive impact it would make on my life. With only minor discomfort, I saw and felt my teeth align within months; I could clean them easier. The whole shape of my mouth and smile changed; the results were so dramatic that everyone noticed. This hugely improved my self-esteem.
“Success doesn’t come to you, you have to go to it”, through my life from my childhood to this early adulthood, I underwent through many challenges and consequences as well as accomplishes and failure in my life. For example, learning the new language in a different country. To illustrate, adopted the new culture and community on the land of America. Namely, In the age of between thirteen to fifteen, I managed to lose weight and put myself into a weight training course. I have done all of these because I want to accomplish my ambition and show my parents that I could actually do better than what they thought of me.
To start, there are many children and adults undergo orthodontic treatment mainly for appearance; however, there are many health concerns braces and other appliances can fix.“Braces for teeth consist of bands connected by wires and, sometimes, small rubber bands. Orthodontists use braces to correct irregular positioning of the teeth and jaws” (“Specialties of Dentistry” 144). Correcting jaw alignment can help improve the pain felt during biting and other jaw movements. Braces can be applied to one 's mouth for any duration of time ranging anywhere from 8 to 26 months. Orthodontic appliances are designed to fix malocclusions of the mouth, which literally means “bad bite”, and can be painful if not treated. Hilton explains, “In a controlled manner, dental appliances gently force teeth to move through the supporting bone to a desired position. The purpose of the appliances is to correct tooth crowding, overjet or protruding
The first idea of orthodontics has come when finger pressure manifested tooth movement. With the development of this branch of dentistry, there is constant research to create appliances which can move teeth “ideally”
Orthognathic reconstructive surgery is a procedure carried out by a oral and maxillofacial surgeon to correct problems with the jaw. The surgery takes place in a hospital and involves the straightening and realigning of the jaws. Templates, screws, wires, and surgical plates may be used to accomplish this goal. Why would a person need this type of surgery and what should one expect when they opt for this treatment option?
I went to go see the play An Experiment with an Air Pump Friday night at Georgia Perimeter College. The play started at 8 so I got to the school 7:50. The parking lot was clean so I knew it wasn’t going to be a big audience.There was no problem for me getting seated everything was well organized. The room that the play was taking place was freezing cold and since I have low iron the extra cold room wasn’t doing me any good. The seating for the audience was set in the round and pretty close to the stage. After a few minutes of me waiting for the play to start the director Sally Robertson introduced herself to the audience, told us about the drama club and to cut all phones off. She said if there is any recording she will have to take the phone or any recording device and smash it with the back of her heel.
Skeletal anchorage devices have become popular adjuncts in clinical orthodontics because they offer several advantages, including