Enhancing the Regenerative Potential of Guided Tissue Regeneration to Treat an Intrabony Defect and Adjacent Ridge Deformity by Orthodontic Extrusive Force

Ogihara, Shigeki; Marks, Manuel H.

doi:10.1902/jop.2006.003159

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“…Other clinical studies by Re et al [40] and Ogihara & Marks [38] revealed similar results using bovine BG. In both investigations, adult patients were recalled to a follow-up after 12 [40] or 18 [38] months. The results remained stable after those time periods.…”

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confidence: 70%

“…Several clinical case reports [5,33,35,[37][38][39][40]48] have confirmed orthodontic tooth movement into BG reported in the animal experiments.…”

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confidence: 72%

“…Die Ergebnisse aus tierexperimentellen Studien kieferorthopädischer Bewegungen in unterschiedliche KEM wurde durch eine Reihe von klinischen Fallberichten bestätigt [5,33,35,[37][38][39][40]48].…”

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“…Klinisch und radiologisch konnte gezeigt werden, dass es zu einem guten knöchernen Umbau der entsprechenden Region gekommen war. Ähnliche Resultate wurden klinisch bei Verwendung des gleichen KEM von Re et al [40] und Ogihara & Marks [38] gefunden. In beiden Fällen wurden erwachsene Patienten mit einem Follow-up von 12 [40] …”

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Guided Tissue Regeneration and Orthodontics. A Review of the Literature

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Guided tissue regeneration is a common form of treatment in dentistry nowadays. The orthodontist will inevitably have to deal with patients needing such therapy more often in the future. This review of the literature addresses the question of whether and if so, how patients with these medical requirements can be treated. We have systematically reviewed the current literature for recommendations, guidelines and problems associated with this treatment. Our data evaluation led us to conclude that such treatment is possible, and that it delivers promising results. However, more basic research on this interdisciplinary therapy should be carried out to identify and reduce risks and offer the patient greater safety during orthodontic treatment.

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confidence: 70%

“…Several clinical case reports [5,33,35,[37][38][39][40]48] have confirmed orthodontic tooth movement into BG reported in the animal experiments.…”

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confidence: 72%

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Guided Tissue Regeneration and Orthodontics. A Review of the Literature

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“…If the regenerative therapy is integrated into an ongoing orthodontic treatment, the compromised teeth should be immobilized through rigid splinting in order to stabilize the clot and the regenerative material throughout the healing phase. The regenerative therapy might follow several approaches, including open flap debridement, guided tissue regeneration (GTR) associated or not with different types of bone grafting, growth factors and more recently also stem cell-based therapy [13][14][15]. Utilization of mesenchymal stem cells in periodontal regenerative therapy has already resulted in promising outcomes that need to be further elucidated especially in terms of cell survival and efficient expression of programmed proliferative capacity to consent fully translation of mesenchymal stem cell-based therapy into clinical practice [15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22].…”

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Periodontal Considerations in Adult Orthodontic Patients

Kalemaj¹,

Anastasiou²,

Jha³

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The relationship between periodontology and orthodontics consists of a highly complex, bidirectional and close interaction that is nowadays characterized by controversial scientific opinions and clinical approaches. The relevant increasing number of adult orthodontic patients which in most cases present already-compromised periodontal tissues has markedly highlighted the potential of orthodontic treatment in enhancing or deteriorating periodontal health and also the outmost relevance of peculiar periodontal planning prior and during orthodontic treatment. Since the progress in adult orthodontics trend is rapid, there is also an increasing need for evidence-based protocols that might guide clinicians through a comprehensive, interdisciplinary and successful treatment. This chapter has been compiled with the aim of providing orthodontists, periodontists and general practitioners with sound evidence-based protocols and valid clinical approaches that have proven to be successful for numerous patients over long follow-ups. It is structured following the steps for a correct therapy management, starting from comprehensive examination and diagnosis to before and during orthodontic treatment considerations, and finally analysing the present state of new adult orthodontic technologies.

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