An efficient method for correction of anterior crossbite without using bite plates

Bhardwaj, Preeti; Verma, Santosh Kumar; Rastogi, Khushboo; Bhushan, Rajarshi

doi:10.1136/bcr-2013-009624

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“…As the patient did not present a functional shift of the mandible and the lateral cephalometry showed a good relationship between the bone bases and a decreased axial inclination of the maxillary incisors, we were able to diagnose the anterior crossbite as a dental one. 21 Bhardwaj 22 highlighted the necessity of disoccluding the bite to allow the correction of the anterior crossbite. Hence, the choice for the acrylic-splint fitted the necessity of correction for the anterior and posterior crossbites.…”

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Correction of an anterior and posterior crossbite case with a modified McNamara appliance: A case report

Mendes

Menezes

Romano

et al. 2021

Contemp Pediatr Dent

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Anterior and posterior crossbites are malocclusions in the sagittal and transversal dimensions, respectively. As self-correction is rare in these alterations, early interception is recommended to allow normal occlusion and facial development. This case report aimed to discuss the treatment of an eight-year-old boy with an increased inferior facial third, who was submitted for rapid maxillary expansion with a modified bonded appliance to solve both transversal and anteroposterior deficiencies. The correctionof both malocclusions was achieved within 21 days. The advantages of this procedure were to gain space in both arches, enlarge the maxillary arch, and improve nasal breathing. The interceptive therapy, as well as a well-planned appliance, proved to be effective and important for retrieving the patient ́s normal condition and quality of life.

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confidence: 99%

Correction of an anterior and posterior crossbite case with a modified McNamara appliance: A case report

Mendes

Menezes

Romano

et al. 2021

Contemp Pediatr Dent

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“…Skeletal crossbite denotes a concave skeletal and soft tissue profile that usually requires extensive interventions to be managed whereas the Dental (or dentoalveolar) anterior crossbite is more of a localized problem which can be easily managed. Crossbite may result from the over-retention of deciduous teeth, irregular eruption pattern, or simple malposition of permanent teeth" [6,7]. The literature reveals a lot of treatment modalities for crossbite like Catlan's appliance, tongue blade therapy [2], removable orthodontic appliance incorporating spring bilateral occlusal build-ups for spontaneous correction of anterior crossbite, fixed orthodontic treatment [6], reverse stainless steel crown, custom formed resin bonded composite inclined slope [8], expansion screw, lip bumper, quad helix and W-arch appliances [9,10].…”

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Management of Anterior Single Tooth Crossbite Using Removable Posterior Teeth Bite Plane Along With Z-Spring: A Case Report

Gahlod¹

2023

J. Pharm. Res. Int.

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Anterior crossbite is defined as a malocclusion characterized by the anterior maxillary teeth lingual position compared to mandibular anterior teeth. The prevalence of anterior crossbite that has been reported in the mixed dentition stage varies between 1.6 percent and 7.9 percent. Anterior crossbite cases should be treated by emergency intervention in the early period to prevent the consequences of malaligned teeth and their effect on the normal overall growth and development of the child. Patient compliance in such type of treatment intervention is of utmost importance. This case report presents the correction of single tooth crossbite with the removable posterior bite plane along with Z-spring. Various other treatment modalities have been also proposed to correct an anterior dental crossbite, such as tongue blades, reversed stainless steel crowns, fixed acrylic planes, bonded resin-composite slopes, and removable acrylic appliances incorporating finger springs. This treatment modality is possible in the early stages of developing malocclusion. Children with untreated anterior crossbite could develop complications such as gingiva recession, TMJ dysfunction, and worsening of mandibular displacement. As self-correction is rare in these alterations, early interception is recommended to allow normal occlusion and facial development.

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Fenton oxidation of pesticide methyl parathion in aqueous solution: kinetic study of the degradation

Saini

Mondal

Kumar

2016

Env Prog and Sustain Energy

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The treatment of methyl parathion (MP) aqueous solution with the application of Fenton oxidation using catalyst (Fe2+) was investigated under batch mode of operation. The aims of this study are to evaluate the COD removal and removal efficiency of MP from aqueous solution by Fenton reagent and investigate the role of different parameters such as concentration of initial pH, Fe2+ dosage, H2O2 dosage, initial concentration of MP, temperature, and reaction time. The initial COD value was 440 mg/L for MP concentration of 11.4 × 10−5 M. It was observed that removal was faster at acidic pH and maximum COD and MP removal were 64.54 and 74%, respectively, at pH value 3. When vary the doses of H2O2, maximum COD and MP removal of 79 and 92%, respectively, were achieved at H2O2 concentration of 6.53 × 10−1 M, Fe2+ concentration 8.99 × 10−3 M and pH 3. Regarding degradation kinetics of MP, Behnajady–Modirshahla–Ghanbery model showed high correlation coefficient (R2) as compared with first‐order and second‐order models at different operating conditions using Fenton oxidation. © 2016 American Institute of Chemical Engineers Environ Prog, 36: 420–427, 2017

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An efficient method for correction of anterior crossbite without using bite plates

Cited by 4 publications

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Correction of an anterior and posterior crossbite case with a modified McNamara appliance: A case report

Correction of an anterior and posterior crossbite case with a modified McNamara appliance: A case report

Management of Anterior Single Tooth Crossbite Using Removable Posterior Teeth Bite Plane Along With Z-Spring: A Case Report

Fenton oxidation of pesticide methyl parathion in aqueous solution: kinetic study of the degradation

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