Avoiding pitfalls in planning with the Incognito lingual system

Huntley, P

doi:10.1179/1465313313y.0000000074

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“…[13] Due to the accurate slot dimension and slot-filling archwire, the more precise the finishing is possible. [14] concLusIon The present case demonstrates that the correction of anterior protrusion is feasible with a customized lingual appliance. The treatment efficacy is best optimized by a fully customized lingual bracket, Incognito™ lingual appliance.…”

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Control of anterior torque with a fully customized lingual appliance

Kim

et al. 2016

J Indian Orthod Soc

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To achieve optimum occlusion and facial esthetics, it is important to control the anterior torque and anchorage. Especially in a patient with anterior protrusion, correct positioning of the maxillary and mandibular anterior teeth, and effective anchorage control are essential, and retraction of the anterior teeth represents a fundamental critical stage in orthodontic treatment. [1][2][3] In lingual orthodontic treatment, one of the most challenging issues has been torque control of the anterior teeth during space closure, [4] and there is a tendency for excessive lingual tipping of the maxillary anterior teeth. [5] Moreover, even minor incorrect torque has a considerable impact on the vertical tooth position. Previous studies showed that the impact on the anterior teeth is approximately 1.2 mm of vertical impact per 10° of incorrect torque.In recent years, computer-aided design and computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM) software, rapid prototyping and robotic wire bending apparatus, have facilitated the development of a fully customized lingual appliance systems, Incognito™ lingual appliances. In a fully customized lingual bracket appliance, the desired anterior retraction with proper torque control is attained by vertical slots of low profile bracket and ribbon-wise wires. [6,7] This article describes a female patient with a skeletal Class II retruded mandible who was successfully treated with a fully customized lingual bracket system for controlling anterior torque and anchorage and for maintaining the vertical dimensions. cAse RePoRtThis patient was a 26.1-year-old female. She came to us with a chief complaint of anterior dental crowding and anterior protrusion. She was diagnosed as a skeletal and dental Class II. Because of inquiry for the invisible appliance, the customized lingual appliance, Incognito™ system, was employed.

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confidence: 54%