1958
DOI: 10.1016/0002-9416(58)90081-2
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Preliminary macroscopic observations concerning the potentiality of supra-alveolar collagenous fibers in orthodontics

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“…Biochemical study of the rate of turnover of transseptal ligament components is not reported, possibly because of the difficulty in isolation of this ligament from gingiva for analysis. Skougaard et al (1970a,b), Kameyama (1975), Beertsen (19791, and Minkoff and Engstrom (1979), in autoradiographic studies utilizing 3H-proline, suggest that the rate of collagenous protein turnover is slower in the transseptal than in the periodontal ligament, a situation often cited as a factor in the relapse of orthodontically rotated teeth (Erikson et al, 1945;Huckaba, 1952;Thompson, 1955Thompson, , 1959Thompson et al, 1958;Reitan, 1959Reitan, , 1960Reitan, , 1967Edwards, 1968;Brain, 1969;Boese, 1969;Parker, 1972). Conversely, studies of intracellular collagen profiles by , Svoboda and Deporter (19811, and Deporter et al (19841, using electron microscopic stereology, suggest that the rate of collagenous protein turnover in gingiva and periodontal ligament may be very high.…”
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“…Biochemical study of the rate of turnover of transseptal ligament components is not reported, possibly because of the difficulty in isolation of this ligament from gingiva for analysis. Skougaard et al (1970a,b), Kameyama (1975), Beertsen (19791, and Minkoff and Engstrom (1979), in autoradiographic studies utilizing 3H-proline, suggest that the rate of collagenous protein turnover is slower in the transseptal than in the periodontal ligament, a situation often cited as a factor in the relapse of orthodontically rotated teeth (Erikson et al, 1945;Huckaba, 1952;Thompson, 1955Thompson, , 1959Thompson et al, 1958;Reitan, 1959Reitan, , 1960Reitan, , 1967Edwards, 1968;Brain, 1969;Boese, 1969;Parker, 1972). Conversely, studies of intracellular collagen profiles by , Svoboda and Deporter (19811, and Deporter et al (19841, using electron microscopic stereology, suggest that the rate of collagenous protein turnover in gingiva and periodontal ligament may be very high.…”
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“…The debris in connection with the coiled spring wire is indicated at 13. New bone formation on the mesial surface (14), the ragged distal bone edge (15), and osteoclasts (16) indicate that the mesial drift has been reversed. This should be compared with the comparable area (4, Fig.…”
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“…Também observaram que, após a remoção de dentes com finalidade ortodôntica, formam-se longas fibras transeptais que, após o fechamento do espaço, tornam-se comprimidas e, quando a contenção é removida, há abertura de espaços. Thompson et al (1958) corroborando com este pensamento, verificou a recidiva de espaços de extrações em macacos, após a realização de gengivectomia no local da extração. Eles observaram que no grupo controle houve um percentual de recidiva de 44% e no grupo experimental de apenas 10%, concluindo que a ressecção das fibras supraalveolares pode reduzir o potencial de recidiva nos espaços de extração.…”
Section: Reabertura De Espaços De Extrações Após O Tratamento Ortodônunclassified
“…De acordo com as informações contidas nas pastas, nenhum indivíduo participante da amostra havia realizado cirurgia periodontal no local das extrações, visto que este procedimento poderia influenciar na estabilidade pós-tratamento (THOMPSON et al, 1958;REITAN, 1969;ATHERTON, 1970;EDWARDS, 1971;PARKER, 1972;REDLICH;SHOSHAN;PALMON, 1999). A presente pesquisa buscou avaliar associações da reabertura de espaços com aspectos relacionados apenas ao tratamento ortodôntico, como o apinhamento inicial, a quantidade de retração anteroinferior e a angulação final das coroas.…”
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