Impaction of the Maxillary Central Incisor Associated
... Supernumerary teeth in the premaxillary region are broadly of two types: one containing teeth of normal morphology known as supplemental teeth and the other of abnormal shape. The latter class has been further categorized into the conical type (peg-shaped) and the tuberculate type. The tuberculate s ...
... Supernumerary teeth in the premaxillary region are broadly of two types: one containing teeth of normal morphology known as supplemental teeth and the other of abnormal shape. The latter class has been further categorized into the conical type (peg-shaped) and the tuberculate type. The tuberculate s ...
A guide to your orthodontic coverage
... A. Yes, both initial consultations and second opinions are covered. However, these assessments may require services such as exams, study models, records and X-rays. These services are generally covered under your standard dental benefits for diagnostic and preventive services, but will have limits ...
... A. Yes, both initial consultations and second opinions are covered. However, these assessments may require services such as exams, study models, records and X-rays. These services are generally covered under your standard dental benefits for diagnostic and preventive services, but will have limits ...
Dental Radiographs (x-rays) We have recommended you have
... We have recommended you have radiographs taken of your horse’s teeth today. Xrays are indicated when we need to determine the bone, soft tissue and tooth structure beyond what we can see on clinical examination. They help us to determine what treatment plan is indicated given your horse’s situation. ...
... We have recommended you have radiographs taken of your horse’s teeth today. Xrays are indicated when we need to determine the bone, soft tissue and tooth structure beyond what we can see on clinical examination. They help us to determine what treatment plan is indicated given your horse’s situation. ...
Skeletal Class III Malocclusion Camouflage Treatment using NiTi
... maturity attained by the patient. The treatment of post-pubertal patients with little or absent mandibular growth may be challenging when a combined orthodontic-surgical approach is refused1–7. In such cases, camouflage treatment is the only alternative. Over the past decade, non-surgical therapies ...
... maturity attained by the patient. The treatment of post-pubertal patients with little or absent mandibular growth may be challenging when a combined orthodontic-surgical approach is refused1–7. In such cases, camouflage treatment is the only alternative. Over the past decade, non-surgical therapies ...
1 NHS Grampian Hospital Orthodontic Services Option Appraisal for
... The Hospital Orthodontic service in NHS Grampian is based in the Aberdeen Dental School and Hospital and currently provides a visiting service to Dr Gray’s Hospital in Elgin. This is on a weekly basis with a current commitment of 2 consultant sessions and 2 Staff Grade sessions. Historically (cir ...
... The Hospital Orthodontic service in NHS Grampian is based in the Aberdeen Dental School and Hospital and currently provides a visiting service to Dr Gray’s Hospital in Elgin. This is on a weekly basis with a current commitment of 2 consultant sessions and 2 Staff Grade sessions. Historically (cir ...
Orthodontic traction of a retained upper canine with
... Introduction: Diagnosis and treatment of retained teeth becomes necessary in order to avoid later complications jeopardizing the integrity of the dental arch. To this end a multidisciplinary work is instituted comprising from the early evaluation of the tooth until it is perfectly aligned in the arc ...
... Introduction: Diagnosis and treatment of retained teeth becomes necessary in order to avoid later complications jeopardizing the integrity of the dental arch. To this end a multidisciplinary work is instituted comprising from the early evaluation of the tooth until it is perfectly aligned in the arc ...
Mandibular Premolar Impaction: 2 Case Reports
... surgical treatment was carried out. The patient was reviewed annually. The decision to extract the transversely impacted second premolar was abandoned. At the fourth yearly review appointment, with the patient 40 years of age and 7 years since her initial presentation, the impacted mandibular second ...
... surgical treatment was carried out. The patient was reviewed annually. The decision to extract the transversely impacted second premolar was abandoned. At the fourth yearly review appointment, with the patient 40 years of age and 7 years since her initial presentation, the impacted mandibular second ...
Orthodontic Extrusion: Periodontal Considerations
... Human teeth erupt naturally to compensate for tooth wear and tear. When a subgingival lesion such as crown fracture occurs, the general practitioner must consider orthodontic extrusion of the tooth to allow for prosthetic rehabilitation. However, because this therapeutic approach is not appropriate ...
... Human teeth erupt naturally to compensate for tooth wear and tear. When a subgingival lesion such as crown fracture occurs, the general practitioner must consider orthodontic extrusion of the tooth to allow for prosthetic rehabilitation. However, because this therapeutic approach is not appropriate ...
Force
... How long the Periodic orthodontic activation? • Experience has shown that orthodontic appliances should not be reactivated more frequently than at 3-week intervals. A 4- to 6-week appointment cycle is more typical in clinical practice. Undermining resorption requires 7 to 14 days (longer on the ini ...
... How long the Periodic orthodontic activation? • Experience has shown that orthodontic appliances should not be reactivated more frequently than at 3-week intervals. A 4- to 6-week appointment cycle is more typical in clinical practice. Undermining resorption requires 7 to 14 days (longer on the ini ...
Adult Orthodontic Patients in Primary Care and their
... The vast majority of respondents (90%) said that it was their own decision to attend for the consultation, which is considerably higher than other studies that found approximately half of respondents reported attending due to their own decision.4,7 The high numbers of internally motivated patients w ...
... The vast majority of respondents (90%) said that it was their own decision to attend for the consultation, which is considerably higher than other studies that found approximately half of respondents reported attending due to their own decision.4,7 The high numbers of internally motivated patients w ...
BASIC CONCEPTS OF INVISIBLE ORTHODONTICS: LINGUAL
... When rectangular wires have been in place for a long time, the teeth are often unable to settle into an ideally finished position. Settling in the occlusion is done by using a lower stabilizing arch, stainless steel or 0.0175 x 0.0175inch TMA. If the teeth have settled correctly after 4 to 6 weeks, ...
... When rectangular wires have been in place for a long time, the teeth are often unable to settle into an ideally finished position. Settling in the occlusion is done by using a lower stabilizing arch, stainless steel or 0.0175 x 0.0175inch TMA. If the teeth have settled correctly after 4 to 6 weeks, ...
british orthodontic society - Tayside Orthodontic Managed Clinical
... There have been reports in the dental literature indicating that soft tissue and eye injury can occur from headgear components1-10. The incidence is very low, but when an eye injury does occur it can have serious consequences. Because wounds are contaminated by oral bacteria and are difficult to tre ...
... There have been reports in the dental literature indicating that soft tissue and eye injury can occur from headgear components1-10. The incidence is very low, but when an eye injury does occur it can have serious consequences. Because wounds are contaminated by oral bacteria and are difficult to tre ...
Slide 1
... To be considered…….. In a lot of cases the final outcome of teeth alignment are accepted by the parent, patient and even the dentist. However, an upper and lower fixed appliances are needed to give the final touches…. The appliances are worn for 6-8 months only rather than 2-2.5 years. ...
... To be considered…….. In a lot of cases the final outcome of teeth alignment are accepted by the parent, patient and even the dentist. However, an upper and lower fixed appliances are needed to give the final touches…. The appliances are worn for 6-8 months only rather than 2-2.5 years. ...
MKGS Vol 44 No 2 April-Juni 2011.indd
... of the anterior teeth with maximum anchorage. Maximum anchorage was added to prevent forward movement of the maxillary posterior teeth during anterior teeth retraction and can be provided with different approaches.5,6 Extraoral headgear are commonly used to reinforce posterior anchorage during anter ...
... of the anterior teeth with maximum anchorage. Maximum anchorage was added to prevent forward movement of the maxillary posterior teeth during anterior teeth retraction and can be provided with different approaches.5,6 Extraoral headgear are commonly used to reinforce posterior anchorage during anter ...
Fulltext
... occurrence of malocclusions among school–students would be of major importance in the planning of orthodontic treatment in the public dental health services. For this purpose it is necessary to have detailed information on the prevalence of individual malocclusion among boys and girls at different a ...
... occurrence of malocclusions among school–students would be of major importance in the planning of orthodontic treatment in the public dental health services. For this purpose it is necessary to have detailed information on the prevalence of individual malocclusion among boys and girls at different a ...
Wrong tooth extraction: Root cause analysis
... (89%). No liability was found for the remaining six cases (11%). The results of each of the three groups of insurance claims were as follows: 18 cases (35%) were primary complaints, 25 cases (49%) were secondary complaints, and five cases (10%) were tertiary complaints. The mean time from mistaken t ...
... (89%). No liability was found for the remaining six cases (11%). The results of each of the three groups of insurance claims were as follows: 18 cases (35%) were primary complaints, 25 cases (49%) were secondary complaints, and five cases (10%) were tertiary complaints. The mean time from mistaken t ...
Treatment Of Patients With Congenitally missing lateral incisors
... prevalence for both sexes from Caucasian populations in North America, Europe and Australia ranged from 3,2 % males and 4,6 % females in North-American to 5,5 % males and 7,6 % females in Australia. The most affected teeth were the mandibular second premolar followed by the upper lateral incisor and ...
... prevalence for both sexes from Caucasian populations in North America, Europe and Australia ranged from 3,2 % males and 4,6 % females in North-American to 5,5 % males and 7,6 % females in Australia. The most affected teeth were the mandibular second premolar followed by the upper lateral incisor and ...
Clinical Management and Guidelines for Infective
... rare condition, but it has high mortality and morbidity rates. Orthodontist should communicate and get advice from the patient’s physician to confirm the risk of IE. The detailed medical history should be taken and regularly ...
... rare condition, but it has high mortality and morbidity rates. Orthodontist should communicate and get advice from the patient’s physician to confirm the risk of IE. The detailed medical history should be taken and regularly ...
Simplifying anterior anatomy glossary
... Gingival Depression A small depression at the gingival of a cuspid, distal to the long axis. Gingival Sulcus The gingival crevice Golden Proportion A concept used to describe the relative proportions of the cental and lateral incisors, where 3/2 is the approximate ratio. That is, in the space occupi ...
... Gingival Depression A small depression at the gingival of a cuspid, distal to the long axis. Gingival Sulcus The gingival crevice Golden Proportion A concept used to describe the relative proportions of the cental and lateral incisors, where 3/2 is the approximate ratio. That is, in the space occupi ...
Maxillary transverse deficiency - University of Michigan School of
... expander removal, these patients had a buccal crossbite with only the lingual cusps of the upper posterior teeth contacting the buccal cusps of the lower posterior teeth. Following expander removal, a maxillary maintenance plate was used for stabilization. Several appointments later, the tendency to ...
... expander removal, these patients had a buccal crossbite with only the lingual cusps of the upper posterior teeth contacting the buccal cusps of the lower posterior teeth. Following expander removal, a maxillary maintenance plate was used for stabilization. Several appointments later, the tendency to ...
ceramic brackets with a twist - Progressive Orthodontic Seminars
... Indirect bonding of the ceramic bracket with custom pads has eliminated the problem of ceramic debonding, at the same time improving bracket positioning. This new system should renew your interest in the cosmetic bracket treatment option. *IP Appliance is a registered trademark of Individual Orthod ...
... Indirect bonding of the ceramic bracket with custom pads has eliminated the problem of ceramic debonding, at the same time improving bracket positioning. This new system should renew your interest in the cosmetic bracket treatment option. *IP Appliance is a registered trademark of Individual Orthod ...
