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... The curve of Spee represents the alignment of the occlusal surface of the mandibular teeth according to their individual positions in the arch. According to De Praeter, Dermaut, Martens and Kuijpers-Jagtman (2002), the curve of Spee was first described by F. Graf von Spee in 1890. He used skulls wit ...
... The curve of Spee represents the alignment of the occlusal surface of the mandibular teeth according to their individual positions in the arch. According to De Praeter, Dermaut, Martens and Kuijpers-Jagtman (2002), the curve of Spee was first described by F. Graf von Spee in 1890. He used skulls wit ...
Masterproef Charlotte Van Elst
... Results: The Student’s t-test showed no statistically significant difference between the palatal and buccal sides for the different measured parameters. The multivariate test, Wilks' Lambda exact test, showed a strong significant difference (p<0.001) for the experimental groups between 6 and 12 week ...
... Results: The Student’s t-test showed no statistically significant difference between the palatal and buccal sides for the different measured parameters. The multivariate test, Wilks' Lambda exact test, showed a strong significant difference (p<0.001) for the experimental groups between 6 and 12 week ...
Versatile
... As the Unitek TAD is screwed into the bone, the resistance of the bone will most likely begin to increase. This occurs more often in the mandible as compared to the maxilla. It is important to recall that bone is viscoelastic and will expand in response to internal pressure. Therefore, when placing ...
... As the Unitek TAD is screwed into the bone, the resistance of the bone will most likely begin to increase. This occurs more often in the mandible as compared to the maxilla. It is important to recall that bone is viscoelastic and will expand in response to internal pressure. Therefore, when placing ...
LONG-TERM SECONDARY ALVEOLAR BONE GRAFT EVALUATION IN COMPLETE CLEFTS USING
... Although most cleft lip and palate (CLP) treatment centers use similar secondary alveolar grafting surgical procedures, a method similar to that described by Boyne and Sands (1986), clinical graft success continues to vary among centers (Long et al., 2011). As long as alveolar grafting continues in ...
... Although most cleft lip and palate (CLP) treatment centers use similar secondary alveolar grafting surgical procedures, a method similar to that described by Boyne and Sands (1986), clinical graft success continues to vary among centers (Long et al., 2011). As long as alveolar grafting continues in ...
(IR(ME)R) An Explanation Guide for Dental Practices
... a) To ensure that appropriate written procedures are in place (Regulation 4(1)) and are subject to a quality assurance programme for document maintenance (Regulation 4(3)b). These written procedures shall include those defined in Schedule 1 of IR(ME)R, for exampl ...
... a) To ensure that appropriate written procedures are in place (Regulation 4(1)) and are subject to a quality assurance programme for document maintenance (Regulation 4(3)b). These written procedures shall include those defined in Schedule 1 of IR(ME)R, for exampl ...
Open Bite - International Journal of Health Sciences and Research
... function should be primary considerations in open bite problems. According to Proffit, “If a patient has a forward thrusting posture of tongue the duration of this pressure even if very light could affect tooth position vertically or horizontally. Another important reason to fix an open bite is to p ...
... function should be primary considerations in open bite problems. According to Proffit, “If a patient has a forward thrusting posture of tongue the duration of this pressure even if very light could affect tooth position vertically or horizontally. Another important reason to fix an open bite is to p ...
Orthodontic Skeletal Anchorage System
... IMPORTANT NOTICE: The materials contained in this booklet have been provided for general educational information purposes only. The information contained in this booklet cannot and should not replace the independent medical judgment of the treating physician. As a manufacturer, Stryker does not prov ...
... IMPORTANT NOTICE: The materials contained in this booklet have been provided for general educational information purposes only. The information contained in this booklet cannot and should not replace the independent medical judgment of the treating physician. As a manufacturer, Stryker does not prov ...
The importance of incisor positioning in the esthetic smile: The smile
... incisors and is therefore an aid in maintaining or improving the smile arc. It is also possible that growth in the brachyfacial pattern (low mandibular plane angle and a tendency for parallelism of the sella-nasion line, palatal plane, and occlusal plane) may lead to a flat smile arc. Patients with ...
... incisors and is therefore an aid in maintaining or improving the smile arc. It is also possible that growth in the brachyfacial pattern (low mandibular plane angle and a tendency for parallelism of the sella-nasion line, palatal plane, and occlusal plane) may lead to a flat smile arc. Patients with ...
Case 8.6
... (1-7) A 55-year-old woman who had previously been using a partial removable denture. During a long hospitalization, the denture had not been used and several teeth had over erupted and a forced bite with an inversion had developed in the anterior region. (8-12) Two mini-implants were inserted vertic ...
... (1-7) A 55-year-old woman who had previously been using a partial removable denture. During a long hospitalization, the denture had not been used and several teeth had over erupted and a forced bite with an inversion had developed in the anterior region. (8-12) Two mini-implants were inserted vertic ...
- The Angle Orthodontist
... Catania. To be enrolled in the study, the subjects had to be of Caucasian ancestry. None of the subjects had received any previous orthodontic treatment. Subjects with craniofacial syndromes; odontomas; cysts; cleft lip or palate (or both); sequelae of traumatic injuries to the face; or multiple or ...
... Catania. To be enrolled in the study, the subjects had to be of Caucasian ancestry. None of the subjects had received any previous orthodontic treatment. Subjects with craniofacial syndromes; odontomas; cysts; cleft lip or palate (or both); sequelae of traumatic injuries to the face; or multiple or ...
eCligner—aesthetic orthodontic appliance
... fit and the increasing thickness helps promote gradual tooth movement, thus avoiding pain or irritation of the periodontal ligament tissue (Figs.12–18). ...
... fit and the increasing thickness helps promote gradual tooth movement, thus avoiding pain or irritation of the periodontal ligament tissue (Figs.12–18). ...
The effect of mechanical vibration
... Jeremy Mao, it is intended to be used by a patient in conjunction with fixed orthodontic appliances or removable sequential aligner treatment for 20 mins per day. It vibrates at a frequency of 30Hz and has force amplitude of 20 grams. Although vibration in conjunction with orthodontics may accelerat ...
... Jeremy Mao, it is intended to be used by a patient in conjunction with fixed orthodontic appliances or removable sequential aligner treatment for 20 mins per day. It vibrates at a frequency of 30Hz and has force amplitude of 20 grams. Although vibration in conjunction with orthodontics may accelerat ...
Quantitative evaluation of lip symmetry in functional asymmetry
... additional anterior tooth/teeth; and competent lips. The control group comprised 13 age- and gendermatched patients with other forms of malocclusion but without a functional shift and crossbite. A clinical and panoramic radiograph examination to assess dental, facial, and major skeletal asymmetry wa ...
... additional anterior tooth/teeth; and competent lips. The control group comprised 13 age- and gendermatched patients with other forms of malocclusion but without a functional shift and crossbite. A clinical and panoramic radiograph examination to assess dental, facial, and major skeletal asymmetry wa ...
Prevalence of Dental Malocclusion Among Children with Physical
... with disabilities overwhelmingly suffer from the impact of malocclusion more than the general population. Paying attention to this condition will lead to an improvement in quality of life of these children. Material and Methods: A cross sectional survey was done among children with disabilities resi ...
... with disabilities overwhelmingly suffer from the impact of malocclusion more than the general population. Paying attention to this condition will lead to an improvement in quality of life of these children. Material and Methods: A cross sectional survey was done among children with disabilities resi ...
Long-term results of bilateral mandibular distraction osteogenesis
... are internal or external, the direction of distraction, and the site of application.22 External devices are inserted through the skin to the mandible. These devices are capable of extensive distraction and multidimensional control; however they are conspicuous and bulky, and more likely to cause tra ...
... are internal or external, the direction of distraction, and the site of application.22 External devices are inserted through the skin to the mandible. These devices are capable of extensive distraction and multidimensional control; however they are conspicuous and bulky, and more likely to cause tra ...
efficiency of the distal screw in the distal movement of maxillary molars
... orthodontics has permitted not only the simplification of many procedures conventionally employed to control anchorage, but also reduced the undesirable effects of many appliances. 18 Initial attempts were based on osseointegrated implants,19,20 but the related costs, invasiveness, and delay of load ...
... orthodontics has permitted not only the simplification of many procedures conventionally employed to control anchorage, but also reduced the undesirable effects of many appliances. 18 Initial attempts were based on osseointegrated implants,19,20 but the related costs, invasiveness, and delay of load ...
An Evaluation and Comparison of Composition and Surface
... INFERENCE The low friction TMA wires were subjected to electron dispersing spectrometry to analyze the composition. Titanium 70.36% was the major component followed by molybdenum 16.8% and then zirconium 7.42%. A small amount of tin 5.41% was also present. COLOURED LOW FRICTION TMA AQUA – EDS ...
... INFERENCE The low friction TMA wires were subjected to electron dispersing spectrometry to analyze the composition. Titanium 70.36% was the major component followed by molybdenum 16.8% and then zirconium 7.42%. A small amount of tin 5.41% was also present. COLOURED LOW FRICTION TMA AQUA – EDS ...
GN-12-2-R1 Guidance on Grouping of Medical Devices for Product
... A kit/pack that contains a collection of devices used in orthodontic and restorative dentistry to maintain a dry oral cavity for treatment procedures. It provides the operator with easy access to the field of operation by holding the mouth open, displacing the tongue, and removing saliva during vari ...
... A kit/pack that contains a collection of devices used in orthodontic and restorative dentistry to maintain a dry oral cavity for treatment procedures. It provides the operator with easy access to the field of operation by holding the mouth open, displacing the tongue, and removing saliva during vari ...
Larrissa K. Cali, D.M.D. Louis University in Partial Fulfillment of
... African-Americans and Mexican-Americans than in Caucasians.2 This data indicates that the skeletal Class II jaw relationship is the most common skeletal disharmony occurring in the United States. Class II Etiology The nature of Class II malocclusions has been examined ...
... African-Americans and Mexican-Americans than in Caucasians.2 This data indicates that the skeletal Class II jaw relationship is the most common skeletal disharmony occurring in the United States. Class II Etiology The nature of Class II malocclusions has been examined ...
the effect of anteroposterior movement of the maxillary dentition on
... the delicate balance of condylar growth and molar eruption as the critical factor controlling vertical and horizontal chin position.3 According to Schudy, when treating hyperdivergent patients, “we must not contribute toward a greater open bite by moving the molars occlusally and/or distally,” and c ...
... the delicate balance of condylar growth and molar eruption as the critical factor controlling vertical and horizontal chin position.3 According to Schudy, when treating hyperdivergent patients, “we must not contribute toward a greater open bite by moving the molars occlusally and/or distally,” and c ...
Orthodontics for children and adolescents - supplements
... PICO I.1: Can the orthodontic treatment need of my child be determined objectively? Patient: orthodontic deviation, orthodontic malocclusion, malocclusion Intervention: assessment of treatment need or no treatment Comparison: low/no orthodontic treatment need versus high treatment need Outcome: yes ...
... PICO I.1: Can the orthodontic treatment need of my child be determined objectively? Patient: orthodontic deviation, orthodontic malocclusion, malocclusion Intervention: assessment of treatment need or no treatment Comparison: low/no orthodontic treatment need versus high treatment need Outcome: yes ...
sofia petrén correction of unilateral posterior crossbite in the
... discrepancy of the maxillo-mandibular relationship and is one of the most common malocclusions in the mixed dentition. If untreated, the crossbite and the abnormal lateral movement of the lower jaw may strain the orofacial structures, causing adverse effects on the temporomandibular joints, the mast ...
... discrepancy of the maxillo-mandibular relationship and is one of the most common malocclusions in the mixed dentition. If untreated, the crossbite and the abnormal lateral movement of the lower jaw may strain the orofacial structures, causing adverse effects on the temporomandibular joints, the mast ...
Indirect pulp capping
... • Arresting of carious process. • The pulp should respond favourably and tertiary or reparative dentine should be formed, as evidenced by radiographic evaluation. • There should be no evidence of internal resorption or other pathologic changes. ...
... • Arresting of carious process. • The pulp should respond favourably and tertiary or reparative dentine should be formed, as evidenced by radiographic evaluation. • There should be no evidence of internal resorption or other pathologic changes. ...