Description of transverse maxillary expansion in patients with
... criteria were: patient with bilateral CLP, and not purely alveolar cleft, and for whom native slice 3D data at 3 follow-up time points were available: baseline CBCT (or, in some cases, CT) (T0); pre-GPP CBCT at end of orthodontic preparation (T1); and post-GPP CBCT some 6 months ...
... criteria were: patient with bilateral CLP, and not purely alveolar cleft, and for whom native slice 3D data at 3 follow-up time points were available: baseline CBCT (or, in some cases, CT) (T0); pre-GPP CBCT at end of orthodontic preparation (T1); and post-GPP CBCT some 6 months ...
News 2013 RMSO/GLAO ANNUAL SESSION T
... if we continue to be aware of the science and technology that is developing in the area of orthodontics. Certainly our annual session at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs will be an opportunity for you to expand your knowledge and stay ahead of the curve. The AAO annual session and midwinter meeting ...
... if we continue to be aware of the science and technology that is developing in the area of orthodontics. Certainly our annual session at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs will be an opportunity for you to expand your knowledge and stay ahead of the curve. The AAO annual session and midwinter meeting ...
Ortho System - Great Lakes Orthodontics
... allows users to incorporate standard appliance parts and components in their designs. Modified study models or appliance designs can be output using all types of 3D-driven machines and materials. ...
... allows users to incorporate standard appliance parts and components in their designs. Modified study models or appliance designs can be output using all types of 3D-driven machines and materials. ...
TRANSVERSE ARCH DIMENSIONAL CHANGES IN ClASS I BICUSPID EXTRACTION PROTOCOLS
... crowding can be resolved by preserving the leeway space. Furthermore, patients that lost a primary canine early can expect even more crowding and a 40% chance of resolving this level of crowding with leeway space preservation.23 Management of borderline cases helped as well with more approaches to e ...
... crowding can be resolved by preserving the leeway space. Furthermore, patients that lost a primary canine early can expect even more crowding and a 40% chance of resolving this level of crowding with leeway space preservation.23 Management of borderline cases helped as well with more approaches to e ...
MDA_April_2016
... Preparation – getting ready; experiment w/small changes Action – making a change Maintenance – maintain new behavior over time Relapse – normal process of change Most people find themselves "recycling" through the stages of change several times ("relapsing") before the change becomes truly establish ...
... Preparation – getting ready; experiment w/small changes Action – making a change Maintenance – maintain new behavior over time Relapse – normal process of change Most people find themselves "recycling" through the stages of change several times ("relapsing") before the change becomes truly establish ...
IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical Sciences (IOSR-JDMS)
... “Dropping out“ of the mandible during sleep is a common problem faced in bimaxillary appliance wear. Various modifications were suggested to counteract the problem of “dropping out“, e.g., magnets were built in double plates (Vardimon et al., 1989, 1990). According to the “Wuerzburg concept“, the th ...
... “Dropping out“ of the mandible during sleep is a common problem faced in bimaxillary appliance wear. Various modifications were suggested to counteract the problem of “dropping out“, e.g., magnets were built in double plates (Vardimon et al., 1989, 1990). According to the “Wuerzburg concept“, the th ...
A Comparative Study of Static and Kinetic Frictional Resistance
... dimensions of each bracket base, different values of angulation and/or torque. The bracket prescription was expressed by using full size arch wire (0.018” × 0.025”), when bonded to the metallic bases, the arch wires would be in a passive state, like a clinical condition of a leveled and aligned arch ...
... dimensions of each bracket base, different values of angulation and/or torque. The bracket prescription was expressed by using full size arch wire (0.018” × 0.025”), when bonded to the metallic bases, the arch wires would be in a passive state, like a clinical condition of a leveled and aligned arch ...
Identification of orthodontic patients at risk of severe
... radiographs necessitated simultaneous, subjective scoring of the pretreatment and posttreatment radiographs, introducing a risk of bias. Also, the scoring scale might not have been sufficiently accurate to depict the small changes that are likely during the initial treatment stages. The other study ...
... radiographs necessitated simultaneous, subjective scoring of the pretreatment and posttreatment radiographs, introducing a risk of bias. Also, the scoring scale might not have been sufficiently accurate to depict the small changes that are likely during the initial treatment stages. The other study ...
Effects of rapid maxillary expansion on the midpalatal suture: a
... Studies on healthy children or young adults who had maxillary transverse discrepancy or upper dental arch constriction, such as unilateral or bilateral posterior crossbite, some crowding, and so on, and needed maxillary expansion. Studies that included clear descriptions of the type of appliances ap ...
... Studies on healthy children or young adults who had maxillary transverse discrepancy or upper dental arch constriction, such as unilateral or bilateral posterior crossbite, some crowding, and so on, and needed maxillary expansion. Studies that included clear descriptions of the type of appliances ap ...
Frictional Resistance of Three Types of Ceramic Brackets
... resistance component in a number of different ways including changes in the surface finish/material of the bracket and different methods of ligation. Added pressure comes from the demand for aesthetic bracket systems which often rely on the use of ceramic brackets. Ceramic brackets have been found t ...
... resistance component in a number of different ways including changes in the surface finish/material of the bracket and different methods of ligation. Added pressure comes from the demand for aesthetic bracket systems which often rely on the use of ceramic brackets. Ceramic brackets have been found t ...
Skeletal anteroposterior discrepancy and vertical type effects on
... relationship; ANB of less than 0u (relatively normal maxillary position combined with mandibular excess to confine skeletal APD into the mandible); lack of severe facial asymmetry (less than 3 mm of chin point deviation from the facial midline);15 growth completion confirmed by cervical vertebral ma ...
... relationship; ANB of less than 0u (relatively normal maxillary position combined with mandibular excess to confine skeletal APD into the mandible); lack of severe facial asymmetry (less than 3 mm of chin point deviation from the facial midline);15 growth completion confirmed by cervical vertebral ma ...
3D Imaging in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
... maxillofacial applications. However, when CBCT is compared with MDCT technology, the situation is slightly different. As the latest generation of MDCT scanners are progressively advancing towards ‘volumetric scan’ acquisition modes with 32-, 64- and 256-detector array arrangements and more coupled w ...
... maxillofacial applications. However, when CBCT is compared with MDCT technology, the situation is slightly different. As the latest generation of MDCT scanners are progressively advancing towards ‘volumetric scan’ acquisition modes with 32-, 64- and 256-detector array arrangements and more coupled w ...
Distal movement of maxillary molars in nongrowing patients with the
... for each anchor plate. Orthodontic force was usually applied about 3 weeks after the implantation surgery, after postsurgical management, but it was not necessary to wait for the osseointegration of the titanium screws and plates. All anchor plates were removed immediately after debonding. Most pati ...
... for each anchor plate. Orthodontic force was usually applied about 3 weeks after the implantation surgery, after postsurgical management, but it was not necessary to wait for the osseointegration of the titanium screws and plates. All anchor plates were removed immediately after debonding. Most pati ...
Evaluation of the effects of orthodontic pacifiers
... Wedid note, however, a trend toward a higher proportion of open bites amongchildren who reportedly used their pacifiers more hours per day. There was a preponderance of Class I canine relationships and flush or mesial step terminal plane relationships among our sample. Ravn2 found Class II canines o ...
... Wedid note, however, a trend toward a higher proportion of open bites amongchildren who reportedly used their pacifiers more hours per day. There was a preponderance of Class I canine relationships and flush or mesial step terminal plane relationships among our sample. Ravn2 found Class II canines o ...
Changes over time in canine retraction: An implant study
... 3.2 mm over the 8-week retraction period (Table III). The changes during the first 4 weeks (1.1 mm) were significantly (P 5 0.03) less than changes during the second 4 weeks (2.1 mm). There was no significant vertical movement of the cusp tip. The maxillary apices were maintained in place, both vert ...
... 3.2 mm over the 8-week retraction period (Table III). The changes during the first 4 weeks (1.1 mm) were significantly (P 5 0.03) less than changes during the second 4 weeks (2.1 mm). There was no significant vertical movement of the cusp tip. The maxillary apices were maintained in place, both vert ...
Impacted Second Molars: A Surgical and Orthodontic Dilemma
... Premature mandibular third molar eruption Unusual angulation of the erupting second molar Primary failure of eruption cases Pathology or supernumerary teeth blocking M2 ...
... Premature mandibular third molar eruption Unusual angulation of the erupting second molar Primary failure of eruption cases Pathology or supernumerary teeth blocking M2 ...
126 Interview with David Sarver, D.M.D., M.S.
... important it is for us to understand how this has an impact on our orthodontic decisions. As orthodontists, we often are the first in line in to make decisions that can affect a child’s facial appearance for his or her lifetime. This can be positive… or it can be negative. The reduction in extractio ...
... important it is for us to understand how this has an impact on our orthodontic decisions. As orthodontists, we often are the first in line in to make decisions that can affect a child’s facial appearance for his or her lifetime. This can be positive… or it can be negative. The reduction in extractio ...
