Molar protraction on an adult with severe high-angle Class III malocclusion and knife-edge residual ridges

Venugopal, Adith; Ghoussoub, Mona Sayegh; Manzano, Paolo; Mehta, Prateek; Marya, Anand; Vaid, Nikhilesh R.; Ludwig, Björn; Bowman, S. Jay

doi:10.1080/13440241.2021.1940749

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“…2 Moreover, alveolar ridge constriction and residual ridge resorption occurs over time. 3 Maxillary canine impactions occur in approximately 2 per cent of the population, 4 with an astounding 85 per cent of these teeth being situated on the palatal side of the dental arch and 15 per cent located buccally. 4,5 Treatment options usually include interception in the form of surgical exposure (with or without orthodontic alignment), 5,6 transplantation, 7 and extraction.…”

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An Alternate Approach involving Trans-alveolar Transplantation in a Case Involving Impacted Canines and Retained Deciduous Teeth.

Thaller,

Nolte,

Ludwig

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Trans-alveolar transplantation, though rarely employed, stands as a viable adjunctive treatment for individuals grappling with severely impacted or ectopic teeth, particularly when executed by a collaborative, multidisciplinary team. In the case of a 25-year-old woman facing a complex palatal impaction involving both maxillary canines alongside aplasia of both lateral incisors, traditional orthodontic traction posed risks of complications. To navigate this challenge successfully, a blend of deciduous and permanent tooth transplantation coupled with fixed orthodontics was employed. Over a meticulous two-year monitoring period, no indications of root resorption or ankylosis surfaced on the transplanted canines, affirming the efficacy of the surgical intervention.

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An Alternate Approach involving Trans-alveolar Transplantation in a Case Involving Impacted Canines and Retained Deciduous Teeth.

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Nolte,

Ludwig

et al. 2024

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Flores-Mir

Vaid³

2022

American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics

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Use of a Modified Nance Appliance for Esthetic Rehabilitation of a Child Patient with Rare Nonfamilial and Nonsyndromic Oligodontia

Al-Ahmadi

Assiry

Khan

et al. 2021

Case Reports in Dentistry

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Congenital absence of more than 6 teeth except the third molar is known as oligodontia. It can affect both primary and permanent dentitions. The affected individuals usually demonstrate esthetic, functional, and psychological concerns. The present case report is about a 4-year-old female patient with multiple missing (both primary and permanent) teeth with esthetic and social problems. On extraoral examination, the patient demonstrated upper lip relapse due to missing anterior teeth. On physical examination, no other abnormality was detected in relation to the hair, appendages, or presence of a cleft. On intraoral and radiographic examination, 21 teeth were missing, which included both the primary and the permanent tooth buds. To encourage a positive behavioral change, it was decided to carry out prosthetic intervention using a modified fixed Nance appliance and acrylic teeth. After the replacement of the missing teeth, a marked improvement in the profile and esthetics was seen.

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Molar protraction on an adult with severe high-angle Class III malocclusion and knife-edge residual ridges

Cited by 3 publications

References 20 publications

An Alternate Approach involving Trans-alveolar Transplantation in a Case Involving Impacted Canines and Retained Deciduous Teeth.

An Alternate Approach involving Trans-alveolar Transplantation in a Case Involving Impacted Canines and Retained Deciduous Teeth.

Autonomy and consent in this era of unconscious priming

Use of a Modified Nance Appliance for Esthetic Rehabilitation of a Child Patient with Rare Nonfamilial and Nonsyndromic Oligodontia

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