Increased stability of orthodontically rotated teeth following gingivectomy in Macaca nemestrina

Computed tomographic measurement of tongue volume relative to its surrounding space

“…It might be nore appnopriate to consider a longer time period to delermine if these forces balance out. Lear and Moorrees (1969) Edwards (1968Edwards ( ,1970, Boese (1969), Brain (1969) Gardiner (1960), to which case reports have been added by Shear (1956), Pettenson (1961), Briggs (1965), Magnusson (1972) ana Kuroda and Ohyama (1981 (1949), Gardiner (1960), Briggs (1965) and Magnusson (1972) (1962) where lymphangioma of the tongue produced a marked spacing of bhe anterior teeth. Brodie (1952Brodie ( , 1971 Graber (1966) and Hovell (1955Hovell ( , 1962 described the clinical effects of nacroglossia which were proelination of the incisors, with spacing and increased arch widbh.…”

Biologic Mechanisms in Orthodontic Tooth Movement

“…Orthodontic relapse occurs when teeth are permitted to migrate out of position during this postorthodontic remodeling of the supporting structures. 81 44 This study also validated that there was neither a clinically significant increase in the periodontal sulcus depth nor a decrease in the labially attached gingiva of the CSF teeth observed at 1 and 6 months following the surgical procedure. 17 Biologic studies have provided evidence that teeth show a greater relapse tendency when continuous forces are used compared to intermittent forces.…”

¿La fibrotomía contribuye a la estabilidad del tratamiento de ortodoncia? Revisión sistemática

“…Esta actividad osteogénica juega un papel importante en el estrechamiento de las fibras estiradas. Las fibras supracrestales, las cuales no están insertadas al "tejido plástico óseo", permanecen fuera de lugar y estiradas aún después de un periodo de retención de 232 días, mientras que el reordenamiento de aquellas insertadas al hueso usualmente está completo en 28 días (28)(29)(30)(31)(32)37).…”