first permanent molars ortho Flashcards
when is the best time to extract the 6
- Age 8 ½ to 10 yrs
- Class I occlusion
- Mild incisor crowding
- all permanent teeth present
bifurcation of the lower 7 is visible
lead to spontenous space closure
implications for loss of 1st permanent molar
disturbs occlusion (can affect how other teeth come into position) orthodontic tx prolonged and difficult (risk of decalcification , devitalisation root resorption of teeth around) patients may be unsuitable for prolonged tx assess if all permanent teeth present
occlusion disturbance after extraction of 6
7 eruption path difference problem with lower - tends to : - 1) tilts mesially 2) rotates mesio-lingually 3) leans lingually 4) upper 6 over eruption
- can get plaque retention , not enough space for bridge, 5 may distalise
factors which influence succsess
degree of crowding
upper or lower (lower more problems with occlusion)
timing of extraction
balancing or compensating extractions
what does extraction timing depend on
quality of the molars
when is immediate extraction indicated
symptomatic teeth
all permanent teeth in
what happens if the lower 6s removed prematurley
minimal spontaneous space closure
5 moves distally
other favourable factors when to extract 6 for spontaneous space closure
lower 5 engaged in bifurcation of E
lower 7 medially angulated
lower 8 present
balancing extractions
extraction in same arch opposite side
but little effe t on the midline as very far back, generally not done unless GA to relieve extracting
compensating extractions
extraction in the opposite arch on the same side
need to check if upper 6 will over erupt
alveolar necking
narrowing of bone
can be width way
harder to close space
tooth moves through cancellous bone therefore without much will struggle, hard to place implant too
factors to consider prior to ex
degree of crowding hypodontia different effects for upper vs lower appropriate timing of extraction never balance but consider compensating