Ortho-perio relation: A review

Deepthi, PK; Kumar, Prachur; Nalini, H Esther; Devi, Renuka

doi:10.4103/2229-3019.177900

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“…Current modalities for ridge augmentation include autogenous grafting materials, guided bone regeneration, alloplastic grafting materials, ridge expansion and ridge splitting, guided bone regeneration and alveolar distraction osteogenesis. 9 Autogenous bone grafts are still considered the gold standard in bone regeneration procedures. However, drawbacks of autografts include donor site morbidity, unpredictable stability concerns.…”

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Interdisciplinary Management of Malocclusion with Alveolar Distraction as A Modality for Rehabilitation of Anterior Mandibular Ridge: - A Case Report

Bali,

Sehgal,

Gupta

et al. 2023

JCO

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Restoration of function and esthetics simultaneously is a great challenge for the orthodontist. Oral rehabilitation with prosthetic implants requires a good quality and quantiy of bone. The anterior region, being the most aesthetic region of the face, requires special consideration in terms of position of the implant, color, shape and size of the prosthesis. For the successful regeneration of the bone to hold the implant, the technique of alveolar distraction osteogenesis is used with great success nowadays. Alveolar distraction follows the principle of distraction osteogenesis which was proposed as an alternative method for the reconstruction of the defects of the jaws as proposed by Ilzrov in 1989. It seems to be a promising method for reconstructing segmental bone defects in the jaws.

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Interdisciplinary Management of Malocclusion with Alveolar Distraction as A Modality for Rehabilitation of Anterior Mandibular Ridge: - A Case Report

Bali,

Sehgal,

Gupta

et al. 2023

JCO

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“…2,3,4 On the other hand, periodontal therapy may also be beneficial for the orthodontic treatment. 5,6,7 Although abundant literature exists that discuss the interrelationship between orthodontics and periodontics, but mutual benefits of both the fields are discussed very rarely. 8,9,10 The present discussion aims to focus upon the symbiotic relationship between the two specialities and how each discipline can contribute towards the success of other speciality treatment.…”

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Symbiotic Relationship between Orthodontics and Periodontics - A Review

Sapna,

Manjeet,

Gurvanit

2023

SVOADE

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The primary goal of orthodontic treatment is to support a functionally stable occlusion surrounded by sound periodontium. Orthodontic-periodontic interactions are mutually beneficial. Certain periodontal techniques can be supportive to the Orthodontic treatment and vice versa. A harmonious coordination of the periodontist and the orthodontist offers great possibilities for the treatment of various orthodontic-periodontal problems

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Changes in periodontal ligament in orthodontic treatment - A review

Mutthineni,

Yachamaneni,

Paul

et al. 2024

IJPI

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This review examines the changes in the periodontal ligament (PDL) that occur during orthodontic treatment and their implications for periodontal health. Orthodontic therapy aims to enhance dental aesthetics and function while preserving the health of supporting structures. The interplay between orthodontics and periodontics is critical, as improper management of periodontal status can undermine treatment outcomes. Various studies highlight the degenerative changes in the PDL during tooth movement, including tissue degeneration, collagen degradation, and vascular alterations. While some periodontal benefits may arise from orthodontic treatment, such as improved gingival attachment and bone induction, potential risks include gingivitis, periodontal damage, and root resorption, particularly in adult patients with pre-existing periodontal conditions. Long-term evaluations shows that orthodontic treatment does not significantly affect periodontal health, though complications such as root proximity may require careful consideration. A multidisciplinary approach involving orthodontic and periodontal care is essential for optimizing outcomes, especially in adult patients.

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Ortho-perio relation: A review

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Interdisciplinary Management of Malocclusion with Alveolar Distraction as A Modality for Rehabilitation of Anterior Mandibular Ridge: - A Case Report

Interdisciplinary Management of Malocclusion with Alveolar Distraction as A Modality for Rehabilitation of Anterior Mandibular Ridge: - A Case Report

Symbiotic Relationship between Orthodontics and Periodontics - A Review

Changes in periodontal ligament in orthodontic treatment - A review

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