A New Method to retain the Posterior Bite Blocks for Anterior Crossbite Correction

Ahmad, Nabeel; Ansari, Akram; Gera, Anil; Kaur, Gurmeet

doi:10.1177/0974909820140212

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“…It was made of two acrylic bite blocks with stainless steel tubes (16-gauge needle) (Figure 3J). Ligature wire extended throughout the tube with one end below and the other above the contact aiding in fixation of the block in addition to glass ionomer cement (42) . This method was convenient and reliable, mainly because it prevents the bite block from loosening before the patient's visit and keeps the bite open as required.…”

Section: K Two Separate Posterior Bite Platesmentioning

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Bite Raisers in Orthodontics: A review

Qais Raisan,

Nahidh

2022

MDJ

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Abstract Aim of the study: This study aimed to review the various types of bite raisers used in daily orthodontic practice, their advantages and disadvantages, the fabricated materials, and the biomechanics for each use. Methods: Searching for different types of bite raisers and their applications, indications, and benefits was carried out using different databases, including PubMed Central, Science Direct, Wiley Online Library, the Cochrane Library, Textbooks, Google Scholar, Research Gate, and hand searching till March 2022. After excluding the duplicate articles, information in these papers is summarized and in forms of types, indications, advantages, disadvantages, and effects. Results and Conclusions: There are many types of bite raisers, of which the fixed one is the most applicable as it does not need the patients' cooperation, yet the material of choice and the type of malocclusion in the case itself may influence the location, type of the material used, its thickness and the purpose of its use. Orthodontists use the most uncomplicated technique to open the bite allowing easy teeth movement.

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Section: K Two Separate Posterior Bite Platesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Bite Raisers in Orthodontics: A review

Qais Raisan,

Nahidh

2022

MDJ

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“…During an orthodontic treatment there are many ways to correct the single tooth anterior cross bite by using removable posterior bite planes, even composites or glass ionomer cements are used for relieving the occlusion. [1][2][3] Bite planes can be fixed or removable. 4,5 In orthodontic practice we come across various malocclusion which involves sagittal, vertical and transverse discrepancies.…”

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GREARTA: A posterior bite plane

Paul¹,

Raju²,

Michael³

et al. 2020

IJODR

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Many methods of fabricating posterior bite planes have been described in the literature to temporarily raise the bite for correction of crossbites and deep bites. But these posterior bite planes have their own limitation. In this article we present, GREARTA posterior bite plane which will be useful for patient as it can help to maintain the hygiene, patient friendly and also have an advantage for correction of anterior cross bite and scissor bite in the maxillary arch.

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“…For relieving the occlusion during cross-bite corrections, either removable acrylic plates with bite blocks or glass ionomer splints are commonly used. [1][2][3] The removable bite block with lingual plate is difficult for the patient while eating and the glass ionomer block is subjected to wear during mastication. Removal of glass ionomer cement with high-speed hand piece might cause a loss of enamel and increase in pulpal temperature.…”

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confidence: 99%