ABSTRACT
OBJECTIVE: Aim of the work is to increase the effectiveness of complex treatment in patients with mesial occlusion during active skeletal growth. mproving the effectiveness of complex treatment of patients with mesial occlusion during active skeletal growth. MATERIAL AND METHODS: Clinical and radiological examination and comprehensive treatment of 30 patients with skeletal anomalies according to sagittale were carried out (average age 15 years). Orthodontic treatment of patients was performed using the Damon self-ligating bracket system («Ormco¼, USA), H4 («OC Orthodontics¼ USA) with a sequential change of arches. According to the indications, orthodontic mini screws, removable, non-removable dilators, a facial mask, occlusal pads for disconnecting the bite, in the retention period, non-removable retainers in the anterior part of the dentition, a removable retention device at night «Corrector¼, or removable plate devices were used. RESULTS: Rapid palatal expansion was performed according to the traditional method, based on the stages of formation of the median palatine suture (the first algorithm is the stage of formation of the palatine suture A-B). In patients with narrowing of the HF with the stage of formation of the median palatine suture C, the beginning of stage D, the use of the proposed expansion scheme with the use of piezocorticotomy to eliminate the buttresses of the upper jaw, the use of laser corticotomy and the protocol of activation and deactivation of the screw to relax the bone and achieve skeletal expansion of the upper jaw was effective. The change in the dental alveolar height, normalization of the incisor overlap height improved harmony in the gnatic part of the facial skull of patients. In the process of orthodontic treatment, the inclination of the occlusal plane was normalized, the profile of the face improved. Changes in the soft tissues of the profile consisted in an increase in the thickness of the upper lip by 2.27±0.48 mm (p<0.05) and its length by 1.45±0.39 mm (p<0.05), the total length of the lower lip and chin by 3.16±0.45 mm (p<0.05). The position of the lips relative to the aesthetic plane has changed most significantly. An algorithm was developed for the treatment of patients with dental anomalies in the sagittal plane, with a narrowing of the upper jaw during the bite of permanent teeth 12-17 years. CONCLUSION: The method of complex treatment is designed to increase the effectiveness of orthodontic treatment of patients with skeletal abnormalities during active skeletal growth and is aimed at changing skeletal growth, as well as to prevent the development of skeletal malocclusion during permanent bite, which is necessary to prevent the development of more pronounced skeletal deformity at the stage of complete skeletal maturation.
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Malocclusion, Angle Class III , Humans , Adolescent , Malocclusion, Angle Class III/therapy , Malocclusion, Angle Class III/surgery , Male , Female , Orthodontics, Corrective/methods , Orthodontic BracketsABSTRACT
OBJECTIVE: Prevention of the development of pronounced skeletal abnormalities in patients with mesial occlusion. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Biometric analysis of control and diagnostic models of dentition was performed in 60 patients with dental anomalies before and after treatment in 3 mutually perpendicular planes to identify violations in the formation of dental arches by sagittal and transversal dimensions, and alveolar processes - by vertical dimensions (methods of A. Pont, G. Korkhaus). Measurements of 23 parameters of TRG and sections of CBCT were carried out using the modified Nad-Ars technique with analysis of skeletal parameters before and after treatment. Treatment was carried out using dilators for the upper jaw in combination with a facial mask and further dynamic observation using active retention devices. RESULTS: The results of treatment showed an increase in the length of the anterior segment of the upper dental arch by 2.8±0.55 mm (p<0.05 mm); expansion in the area of temporary molars by 2.85±0.65 mm (p<0.05); in the area of permanent molars by 2.75±0.55 mm (p<0.05); in the area of the apical basis of HF by 3.82±0.45 mm (p<0.05). The length of the lower dental arch in the anterior segment has not changed. Analysis of TRG parameters showed a significant increase in the values of Subject(s)
Dental Arch
, Humans
, Child
, Male
, Female
, Dental Arch/diagnostic imaging
, Malocclusion/therapy
, Palatal Expansion Technique/instrumentation
, Bone Screws
, Dental Occlusion
, Orthodontic Anchorage Procedures/instrumentation
, Orthodontic Anchorage Procedures/methods
, Adolescent
, Orthodontic Appliances, Fixed