Smart sliding hook as a ready to use auxillary in orthodontist׳s inventory

Modi, Palash; Aggarwal, Sakshi; Bhatia, Preetinder; Modi, Palak

doi:10.1016/j.sdj.2016.02.001

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“…Dental intercuspation was improved, especially on the left side, that started out with a Class II malocclusion. The sliding jigs mechanics and Class II elastics proved to be efficient in correcting the dental asymmetry 29 . The Class I relationship between the inclined planes was rather satisfactory as well.…”

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Orthodontic traction of impacted canines: Concepts and clinical application

Cruz¹

2019

Dental Press J. Orthod.

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Orthodontic traction of impacted canines stands as a major challenge for Orthodontics. It is a relatively frequent clinical complaint which management, more often than not, requires a multidisciplinary approach. Surgical exposure of the impacted canine, and the complex orthodontic mechanics applied to align the tooth back into the arch, may frequently lead to complications involving supporting tissues, not to mention the long treatment time and high costs imposed to patients. In face of that, it is worth highlighting the relevance of early diagnosis as to intervene efficiently and as soon as possible. This paper presents a review of the main concepts involving prevalence, etiology and classification of impacted canines, and describes the different clinical management options that would help solve the problem. It illustrates the topic by presenting a treatment delivered to a 13 year 7 months old male patient, suffering from a Class II, division 2, left subdivision, malocclusion, associated to a deep bite and a prolonged retention of a primary upper canine caused by the impaction of the permanent tooth. Corrective orthodontic therapy was associated to a rapid maxillary expansion and to the use of a high pull headgear. Impacted canine was submitted to orthodontic traction and correctly positioned back into the arch. This approach proved to be efficient in meeting both functional and aesthetic goals.

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confidence: 86%

Orthodontic traction of impacted canines: Concepts and clinical application

Cruz¹

2019

Dental Press J. Orthod.

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“…La tracción de un canino maxilar en dirección palatina nos va a evitar la pérdida de hueso alveolar vestibular, además de evitar el contacto con las raíces de los dientes adyacentes (RM., 2019;Modi P, 2016). También nos mencionan que los caninos impactados palatinamente involucran menos destrucción del aparato periodontal en comparación con caninos desplazados vestibularmente.…”

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Caninos impactados. Una revisión de la literatura moderna

Cruz Gallegos,

Puebla Ramos

2023

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La impactación de un órgano dentario es uno de los motivos estadísticamente más comunes en la práctica diaria y su resolución ortodóncica sigue siendo un reto para el Especialista, donde un canino ocupan el segundo lugar de los dientes impactados más frecuentes con una incidencia que oscila entre el 0,8% y el 5.9%, con una relación de 3:1 para la impactación palatina y vestibular y con una frecuencia 2 veces mayor en mujeres que en hombres. Se realizo una búsqueda en diversas bases de datos digitales como: Pubmed, SciencieDirect, Google Scholar, Scopus, Lilacs, Cochrane Library, Web of Science, Epistemonikos, Sage, ProQuest, y se restringió a artículos publicados desde el año 2018 hasta el 2023 sin límite de idiomas. Se aplicó la lista de verificación PRISMA, con la cual se obtuvieron y revisaron 30 artículos aptos para esta revisión. Finalmente, la literatura disponible revela que un diagnóstico preciso, una localización cuidadosa del canino impactado, una elección correcta del abordaje quirúrgico, una fijación estable y confiable del accesorio de ortodoncia, la dirección y magnitud correcta de la fuerza aplicada y un manejo conservador de los tejidos blandos conducen directamente al éxito del tratamiento.

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“…Sliding jigs have two main functions; retraction of individual teeth and molar distalization. 9 In this case report, the author tries to present the modification of sliding jigs, instead of the power arm function, with additional of lingual force, for molar protraction. As compensation for the patient chief complaint, the treatment plan that was conducted was to correct anterior crossbite with protraction of maxillary anterior teeth and retraction of mandibular anterior teeth.…”

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Reciprocal force generated by two sliding jigs: An alternative mechanic for molar protraction

Fashih

Kasita

Hardjono

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J Dentomaxillofac Sci

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Objective: When a first molar is lost, orthodontic replacement with second and third molars would be an excellent treatment option. There are some side effects that tend to occur during molar protraction, such as mesial tipping of molar that could increase the time required to correct. These side effects can be avoided by understanding the biomechanical variables affecting molar protraction. The author tries to present the modification of sliding jigs, instead of the power arm function, with additional of lingual force, for molar protraction. Methods: This case report describes the management of a 23-yearsold woman who was missing left mandibular first molar, had class III skeletal profile, and anterior crossbite. After anterior crossbite correction, the left mandibular first molar extraction spaces were closed by protraction of the second and third molars. Mesial tipping was detected in the early protraction phase when using conventional method. Consequently, uprighting procedure was done and protraction was continued using reciprocal force generated by two sliding jigs and lingual buttons to achieve bodily movement of tooth. Results: The result was excellent, the space was closed without tipping and rotation. Conclusion:The presented article provides an alternative mechanic for molar protraction using sliding jigs and how it can be designed to achieve predictable result.

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Smart sliding hook as a ready to use auxillary in orthodontist׳s inventory

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Orthodontic traction of impacted canines: Concepts and clinical application

Orthodontic traction of impacted canines: Concepts and clinical application

Caninos impactados. Una revisión de la literatura moderna

Reciprocal force generated by two sliding jigs: An alternative mechanic for molar protraction

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