Treatment of a high angle protrusion case optimized with interdisciplinary approaches and TSADs

Liaw, Johnny Joung-Lin; Park, Jae Hyun; Shih, Irene Y.H.; Yang, Stella Y.H.; Tsai, Fang Fang

doi:10.1016/j.xaor.2021.08.001

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“…Orthodontic microimplant or dental implant anchorage 3,4 and proper biomechanics 3,4,7,15 can be effectively used to correct sagittal, 3,24 vertical, 7,15,25–27 and transverse 28–30 dental and skeletal problems, even in patients with partial or extensive edentulous space. Therefore, an orthodontist should be the main moderator leading the interdisciplinary care team treating such patients 31 …”

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Interdisciplinary treatment of mutilated dentition and transverse maxillary deficiency with microimplant‐assisted rapid palatal expansion, microimplants, and dental implants

Lee,

Park,

Chang

et al. 2023

J Esthet Restor Dent

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ObjectiveThis case report demonstrates an interdisciplinary approach to treat a 26‐year‐old male patient with hyperdivergent Class II skeletal pattern, maxillary transverse deficiency, slight anterior open bite, and multiple hopeless teeth with root rests.Clinical ConsiderationsAn interdisciplinary treatment was required for oral hygiene improvement, caries treatment, extraction of residual roots and hopeless teeth, maxillary expansion using microimplant‐assisted rapid palatal expansion, improvement of skeletal and dental relationship using orthodontic microimplants, and prosthetic restorations with the aid of dental implants.ConclusionConsequently, esthetic and functional occlusal rehabilitation was achieved.Clinical SignificanceHyperdivergent Class II facial and skeletal patterns with multiple missing teeth can be effectively treated using orthodontic skeletal anchorage. In young adults, the transverse discrepancy can be resolved using MARPE, which is also useful for improving the sagittal and vertical relationships. In the case of multiple missing teeth, orthodontic treatment can provide the proper space to facilitate dental implants to achieve optimal esthetics and function.

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“…Orthodontic microimplant or dental implant anchorage 3,4 and proper biomechanics 3,4,7,15 can be effectively used to correct sagittal, 3,24 vertical, 7,15,[25][26][27] and transverse [28][29][30] dental and skeletal problems, even in patients with partial or extensive edentulous space.…”

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