Orthodontic Re-Treatment of Class II Malocclusion – Strategies for Correction of Anchorage Loss

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Orthodontic Re-Treatment of Class II Malocclusion – Strategies for Correction of Anchorage Loss

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University of Otago

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Otago University Research Archive

Description

Orthodontic re-treatment may be required in cases of sub-optimal treatment outcomes. These outcomes may often be due to appliance-driven treatment plan, inadequate bio-mechanical considerations during treatment or poor operator skills. Common issues include anchorage loss, deepening of bite, incorrect extraction protocols, re-opened extraction spaces and loss of vertical control. To address these problems, traditional orthodontic appliances, skeletal anchorage systems, customized appliances, ...

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Research paper

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Article

Date created

2024-09

Creator

Ghosh, Abhisek / Theodoridis, Gina / Venugopal, Adith

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10523/42661

Related subjects

Orthodontic re-treatment / Anchorage loss / Class II malocclusion / Roller-coaster effect / TAD / Miniscrew / Bone screw / IZC / Clear aligner / Hybrid treatment

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