Palatal temporary skeletal anchorage devices (TSADs): What to know and how to do?

Ahn, Hyo‐Won; Kang, Yoon‐Goo; Jeong, Hyun-Joo; Park, Young-Guk

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“…For years, orthodontists have applied complex systems and various devices to maintain the desired anchorage, sometimes only partially succeeding. The introduction of miniscrews and temporary skeletal anchorage systems (TADs) has created a real revolution in orthodontics, modifying and simplifying the setting and management of the anchorage, which is one of the key points of orthodontic treatment 1,2 . However, after an initial enthusiasm due to the possibility of avoiding side effects related to Newton's third law, the clinical diffusion and research on the topic focused on the limits of this method, mainly because of the failure rate and possible risks 3‐5 …”

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Accuracy of direct insertion of TADs in the anterior palate with respect to a 3D‐assisted digital insertion virtual planning

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Drago

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Orthod Craniofacial Res

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Recognizing the necessary anchorage and knowing how to achieve and maintain it during treatment are among the fundamental points that lead to orthodontic success. For years, orthodontists have applied complex systems and various devices to maintain the desired anchorage, sometimes only partially succeeding. The introduction of miniscrews and temporary skeletal anchorage systems (TADs) has created a real revolution in orthodontics, modifying and simplifying the setting and management of the anchorage, which is one of the key points of orthodontic treatment. 1,2 However, after an initial enthusiasm due to the possibility of avoiding side effects related to

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Accuracy of direct insertion of TADs in the anterior palate with respect to a 3D‐assisted digital insertion virtual planning

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Nanda

Drago

et al. 2021

Orthod Craniofacial Res

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“…The success of this approach is deeply related to the miniscrew stability, which, in effect, was successful for both arches. The literature reported skeletal anchorage failure in the lower arch between 17.5 and 30% with Herbst-like appliances, with a higher success rate for the palatal insertion site [23][24][25]. The miniscrews success rate could represent a considerable limit, mainly in the lower arch, where the success rate is lower than the palatal area.…”

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Herbst Appliance Reinforced with an Hybrid Hyrax Expander and Two Miniscrews in the Lower Arch: Case Report

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Calzolari

2022

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Introduction: Class II growing patients can be successfully treated with the Herbst appliance, nevertheless this therapy generally produces side effects, such as upper incisors retroclination and lower incisors proclination, which eventually could reduce mandibular forward advancement. Treatment objectives: The purpose of this article is to show a treatment of class II malocclusion with crowding in both arches by a skeletally reinforced Herbst appliance. Treatment description: Two miniscrews were applied in the lower arch to control lower incisors proclination and in the upper arch an Hybrid palatal expander was used. Results: the correction of the severe class II malocclusion was obtained with mandibular advancement, avoiding lower incisors proclination with control also of the upper incisors. Upper crowding with lack of space for upper canine alignment was corrected. Conclusions: Upper and lower miniscrews worked successfully as anchorage for the entire treatment.

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“…Lee et al, 2014). En complemento, (Ahn et al, 2021;J. Lee et al, 2014), coincidieron que el tejido blando de la zona del paladar medio es de 1 mm y 4 mm por detrás de la papila incisiva.…”

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Estabilidad de miniimplantes en el paladar como método de anclaje. Revisión narrativa

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Lima-Illescas

2022

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Actualmente los dispositivos de anclaje esquelético temporal palatinos se han convertido en una herramienta importante en los tratamientos de ortodoncia y han creado un cambio en la biomecánica y el anclaje, obteniendo ahora movimientos antes limitados; por ello esta revisión bibliográfica tiene como objetivo evaluar la estabilidad de miniimplantes en el paladar como método de anclaje mediante una revisión narrativa e informativa, considerando investigaciones sobre el tema, en buscadores científicos como PubMed, Scopus, Portal regional BVS, Ovid, Taylor & Francis Online y Web of Science; donde se demuestra que paladar es un hueso con adecuada altura y espesor óseo para la colocación de miniimplantes, debido a sus características morfológicas y anatómicas especialmente en las zonas del paladar medioanterior y paramediano.

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Palatal temporary skeletal anchorage devices (TSADs): What to know and how to do?

Abstract: Hyo-Won Ahn and Yoon-Goo Kang equally contributed.

Cited by 13 publications

References 69 publications

Accuracy of direct insertion of TADs in the anterior palate with respect to a 3D‐assisted digital insertion virtual planning

Accuracy of direct insertion of TADs in the anterior palate with respect to a 3D‐assisted digital insertion virtual planning

Herbst Appliance Reinforced with an Hybrid Hyrax Expander and Two Miniscrews in the Lower Arch: Case Report

Estabilidad de miniimplantes en el paladar como método de anclaje. Revisión narrativa

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