Orthodontic treatment in periodontally affected patients: a case report
... 2008; Panwar et al 2014) An appropriate force system should be used to treat adult patients with periodontal disease like segmental arches and skeletal anchorage. (Panwar et al 2014) More recently, great emphasis has been placed on the miniscrew type of temporary anchorage devices, a viable alternat ...
... 2008; Panwar et al 2014) An appropriate force system should be used to treat adult patients with periodontal disease like segmental arches and skeletal anchorage. (Panwar et al 2014) More recently, great emphasis has been placed on the miniscrew type of temporary anchorage devices, a viable alternat ...
A Clinical Guide To Aarhus Mini-implants and Skeletal Anchorage
... As early as the nineteen seventies, maxillary anterior teeth had been retracted against a surgical wire anchor inserted into a hole drilled through the inferior part of the zygomatic arch. This method of skeletal anchorage, however, was limited to use in those patients who only required retraction o ...
... As early as the nineteen seventies, maxillary anterior teeth had been retracted against a surgical wire anchor inserted into a hole drilled through the inferior part of the zygomatic arch. This method of skeletal anchorage, however, was limited to use in those patients who only required retraction o ...
Surgical Repositioning of the Premaxilla With Bone Graft in 50
... outcome was satisfactory, with 96% success among the treated cases. Unfortunately, we had 2 cases with major complications (premaxilla necrosis). According to Mulliken,14 this risk is real when premaxillary setback is performed with labial repair. However, in all patients included in the present stu ...
... outcome was satisfactory, with 96% success among the treated cases. Unfortunately, we had 2 cases with major complications (premaxilla necrosis). According to Mulliken,14 this risk is real when premaxillary setback is performed with labial repair. However, in all patients included in the present stu ...
informed consent - Spectrum Dental Group
... most common being root canal therapy following routine restorative procedures, I give my permission to the Dentist to make any/all changes and additions as necessary. 5. REMOVAL OF TEETH: Risks, benefits and alternatives to tooth removal have been explained to me (root canal therapy, crowns, and per ...
... most common being root canal therapy following routine restorative procedures, I give my permission to the Dentist to make any/all changes and additions as necessary. 5. REMOVAL OF TEETH: Risks, benefits and alternatives to tooth removal have been explained to me (root canal therapy, crowns, and per ...
Six-year follow-up of maxillary anterior rehabilitation with forced
... to the professional because of the need to restore function and especially esthetics.3 Unfortunately, periodontal regeneration procedures, onlay bone grafts, and mucogingival therapy do not have entirely predictable outcomes, especially when systemic disease such as diabetes mellitus is present beca ...
... to the professional because of the need to restore function and especially esthetics.3 Unfortunately, periodontal regeneration procedures, onlay bone grafts, and mucogingival therapy do not have entirely predictable outcomes, especially when systemic disease such as diabetes mellitus is present beca ...
PROPEL: the fourth order of orthodontics
... use, the ability to be in full control without relying on patient compliance, and the capability of applying it in a targeted area of the mouth rather than vibrating the whole dentition when that might cause ...
... use, the ability to be in full control without relying on patient compliance, and the capability of applying it in a targeted area of the mouth rather than vibrating the whole dentition when that might cause ...
Surgical Complications with Dental Implants
... To optimize success and minimize complications with dental implants, it is imperative to know the types of complications that have been identified in the dental literature and understand the causes of each complication. This presentation will identify the most common surgical complications that have ...
... To optimize success and minimize complications with dental implants, it is imperative to know the types of complications that have been identified in the dental literature and understand the causes of each complication. This presentation will identify the most common surgical complications that have ...
Pediatric Pediatric Dental Trauma: The Old and The New
... Insertion of tri-antibiotic paste (home-made) in the canal Temporary seal for ~2 to 6 weeks Then verify for resolution of infection (signs/symptoms, radiographs) Re-open canal, re-irrigation with hypochlorite sodium and saline Dry coronal half of canal with sterile paper points Induce a blood clot i ...
... Insertion of tri-antibiotic paste (home-made) in the canal Temporary seal for ~2 to 6 weeks Then verify for resolution of infection (signs/symptoms, radiographs) Re-open canal, re-irrigation with hypochlorite sodium and saline Dry coronal half of canal with sterile paper points Induce a blood clot i ...
Morphological changes of alveolar bone due to orthodontic
... by the bone. Although osteogenesis process may occur for four months in retention period, it is not sufficient to cover the whole root surface. It is said that repair of root penetration region will only occur if the tooth comes back to it is original position (relapse).27 In the area of limited mov ...
... by the bone. Although osteogenesis process may occur for four months in retention period, it is not sufficient to cover the whole root surface. It is said that repair of root penetration region will only occur if the tooth comes back to it is original position (relapse).27 In the area of limited mov ...
Methods of Accelerating orthodontic treatment – A Review
... Prolonged treatment duration is one of the main deterants in orthodontics. Lengthy orthodontic treatment prompts many patients, especially adults, to either avoid treatment or to seek shorter alternative solutions with compromised results. Therefore, the treatment modalities that decrease treatment ...
... Prolonged treatment duration is one of the main deterants in orthodontics. Lengthy orthodontic treatment prompts many patients, especially adults, to either avoid treatment or to seek shorter alternative solutions with compromised results. Therefore, the treatment modalities that decrease treatment ...
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... 2. Cathepsin K was assayed in serum of patients with longstanding rheumatoid arthritis by ELISA and elevated levels and significant correlation of cathepsin K with radiological destruction were found as compared to a healthy control group. 3. The changes of cathepsin K mRNA expression were examined ...
... 2. Cathepsin K was assayed in serum of patients with longstanding rheumatoid arthritis by ELISA and elevated levels and significant correlation of cathepsin K with radiological destruction were found as compared to a healthy control group. 3. The changes of cathepsin K mRNA expression were examined ...
Study of Stress Distribution in Maxillary Anterior Region during True
... Miniscrew implants (MSIs) used as fixed anchorage devices give orthodontists increased potential for versatile mechanotherapy resulting in favorable treatment outcome. Perhaps most importantly, they help to reduce patient compliance during treatment, like use of headgears for anchorage preservation. ...
... Miniscrew implants (MSIs) used as fixed anchorage devices give orthodontists increased potential for versatile mechanotherapy resulting in favorable treatment outcome. Perhaps most importantly, they help to reduce patient compliance during treatment, like use of headgears for anchorage preservation. ...
- The Angle Orthodontist
... These changes may occur as an early response to tooth movements. Being subtle, they can be more difficult to identify. However, the intraobserver agreement for the modified index was still high. Intraoral radiography still is the number one choice for root length assessments during orthodontic treat ...
... These changes may occur as an early response to tooth movements. Being subtle, they can be more difficult to identify. However, the intraobserver agreement for the modified index was still high. Intraoral radiography still is the number one choice for root length assessments during orthodontic treat ...
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... a root. In multirooted teeth, it may be confined to one root or may be present on more than one.(6,8) It presents with no clinical signs or symptoms ...
... a root. In multirooted teeth, it may be confined to one root or may be present on more than one.(6,8) It presents with no clinical signs or symptoms ...
periodontal accelerated osteogenic orthodontics
... found a direct correlation between the severity of bone corticotomy and/or osteotomy and the intensity of the healing response, leading to accelerated bone turnover at the surgical site. This was designated “Regional Acceleratory Phenomenon” (RAP). RAP was explained as a temporary stage of localized ...
... found a direct correlation between the severity of bone corticotomy and/or osteotomy and the intensity of the healing response, leading to accelerated bone turnover at the surgical site. This was designated “Regional Acceleratory Phenomenon” (RAP). RAP was explained as a temporary stage of localized ...
A REVIEW
... found a direct correlation between the severity of bone corticotomy and/or osteotomy and the intensity of the healing response, leading to accelerated bone turnover at the surgical site. This was designated “Regional Acceleratory Phenomenon” (RAP). RAP was explained as a temporary stage of localized ...
... found a direct correlation between the severity of bone corticotomy and/or osteotomy and the intensity of the healing response, leading to accelerated bone turnover at the surgical site. This was designated “Regional Acceleratory Phenomenon” (RAP). RAP was explained as a temporary stage of localized ...
Mini-implants as provisional anchorage for the replacement of
... Hawley plate with denture teeth in the maxillary central incisor region. The second option was maxillary fixed appliances with brackets bonded to denture teeth and tied to the orthodontic wire, and the third was a maxillary fixed appliance with 2 mini-implants placed vertically in the alveolar ridge o ...
... Hawley plate with denture teeth in the maxillary central incisor region. The second option was maxillary fixed appliances with brackets bonded to denture teeth and tied to the orthodontic wire, and the third was a maxillary fixed appliance with 2 mini-implants placed vertically in the alveolar ridge o ...
Orthodontic Treatment Acceleration with Corticotomy
... On all six patients, comprehensive orthodontic records were taken. Nonextraction treatment with preparation for surgical uncovering of both canines was begun in a standard manner. Simultaneous surgical exposure of both canines was accomplished for each patient by the same surgeon. By random selectio ...
... On all six patients, comprehensive orthodontic records were taken. Nonextraction treatment with preparation for surgical uncovering of both canines was begun in a standard manner. Simultaneous surgical exposure of both canines was accomplished for each patient by the same surgeon. By random selectio ...
Effect of Nicotine on Bone Remodeling During Orthodontic Tooth
... Objective: To investigate the effect of nicotine on orthodontic tooth movement and accompanying histological changes in a rat model. Design: An animal study conducted in 2013-2014 on thirty-two rats randomly divided into four groups. Three experimental groups received daily nicotine injections as fo ...
... Objective: To investigate the effect of nicotine on orthodontic tooth movement and accompanying histological changes in a rat model. Design: An animal study conducted in 2013-2014 on thirty-two rats randomly divided into four groups. Three experimental groups received daily nicotine injections as fo ...
2010
... The number of adult patients referred for orthodontic treatment has increased through the years. Many of these patients have significant anterior tooth wear caused by parafunction, trauma or both.1 In most circumstances, the teeth erupt to maintain contact, resulting in short clinical crowns and dis ...
... The number of adult patients referred for orthodontic treatment has increased through the years. Many of these patients have significant anterior tooth wear caused by parafunction, trauma or both.1 In most circumstances, the teeth erupt to maintain contact, resulting in short clinical crowns and dis ...
Rationalization of Mechanical Factors affecting Primary Stability of
... Bone is porous material with complex microstructure.32 The higher load bearing capacity of dense cortical bone (Young’s elastic modulus = 1.5 × 104 Pa) compared with the more porous trabecular bone (Young’s elastic modulus = 150 Pa) is recognized.32 Greater difference in stiffness of cortical and tr ...
... Bone is porous material with complex microstructure.32 The higher load bearing capacity of dense cortical bone (Young’s elastic modulus = 1.5 × 104 Pa) compared with the more porous trabecular bone (Young’s elastic modulus = 150 Pa) is recognized.32 Greater difference in stiffness of cortical and tr ...
DeltaCare® USA – A Dental HMO Plan
... DeltaCare USA network consists of private practice dental facilities that have been carefully screened for quality. Enroll in DeltaCare USA and you’ll enjoy these features: ...
... DeltaCare USA network consists of private practice dental facilities that have been carefully screened for quality. Enroll in DeltaCare USA and you’ll enjoy these features: ...
Keywords: Nicotine, orthodontic tooth movement, bone remodeling
... Objective: To investigate the effect of nicotine on orthodontic tooth movement and accompanying histological changes in a rat model. Design: An animal study conducted in 2013-2014 on thirty-two rats randomly divided into four groups. Three experimental groups received daily nicotine injections as fo ...
... Objective: To investigate the effect of nicotine on orthodontic tooth movement and accompanying histological changes in a rat model. Design: An animal study conducted in 2013-2014 on thirty-two rats randomly divided into four groups. Three experimental groups received daily nicotine injections as fo ...
Osteonecrosis of the jaw
Osteonecrosis of the jaw (ONJ) is a severe bone disease (osteonecrosis) that affects the jaws (the maxilla and the mandible). Various forms of ONJ have been described over the last 160 years, and a number of causes have been suggested in the literature.Osteonecrosis of the jaw associated with bisphosphonate therapy, which is required by some cancer treatment regimens, has been identified and defined as a pathological entity (bisphosphonate-associated osteonecrosis of the jaw) since 2003. The possible risk from lower oral doses of bisphosphonates, taken by patients to prevent or treat osteoporosis, remains uncertain.Treatment options have been explored; however, severe cases of ONJ still require surgical removal of the affected bone. A thorough history and assessment of pre-existing systemic problems and possible sites of dental infection are required to help prevent the condition, especially if bisphosphonate therapy is considered.