Lecture 13 Flashcards
what the the 2 main causes of relapse after ortho treatment?
1-continued growth
2-tissue rebound
patients who have continued growth into malocclusion after completion of ortho tx need active retention in 1 of what 2 forms?
1-extraoral forces with retainers (headgear)
2-functional appliance
what fibers extend inter-proximally over the alveolar bone and are embedded in the cementum of adjacent teeth?
transeptal fibers
- form interdental ligament
- keep teeth in contact
what are the two ways to deal with rebound after ortho tx?
1-overtreatment
2-adjunctive perio surgery
how many mm of over treatment should be done for class II or III, and crossbite correction?
1-2 mm
*hold rotated teeth slightly over corrected for a few months
what are the 3 types of retainers given to patients after ortho?
1-hawley retainers
2-essix
3-bonded perm. retainers
what kind of bone is present when moving a tooth?
transitional
when moving a tooth, how long does it take for woven bone to mature to lamellar bone?
12 weeks
*3 month window where you MUST wear retainer full time
the rational for retainers is to allow time for PDL. How long does that take?
3-4 month
- wear your retainer 24/7
- part time for up to a year
In circumferential supracrestal fibrotomy you cut into the gingival sulcus down to the ____ of the _____
crest, alveolar bone
*interproximally labially and lingually (unless margins are thin)
Alternatively to CSF you can make and incision _____mm below hight of bone ______ and ______
1-2 mm, labially and lingually
*less chance of recession
T/F CSF or the papilla-dividing procedure should be done prior to ortho tx
FASLE. done after they have been aligned for several months
CSF is ineffective in what 3 circumstances?
1-irregular growth
2-disruption of envelope of stability
3-parafunctional habits
what is the primary indication for CSF?
severely rotated teeth
*most common on lateral incisors
what demographic is the fastest growing area in ortho?
older adults
adult tx is more difficult because there is no growth so treating jaw discrepancies must be done by what 2 things?
1-camouflage
2-sugery`
6 benefits for adult ortho
1-better access to clean 2-improve certain osseous defects 3-forced eruption to restore fracture 4-correct gingival embrasures 5-improve gingival margin esthetics 6-improve adjacent teeth for implants
3 goals of LIMITED adult ortho
1-improve perio health
2-establish favorable crown to root ratios
3-facilitate repositioning for things like implants
what are the 2 required steps for treatment planning limited adult ortho
1-diagnostic data
2-list of patient problems
*mounted casts, FMX
once all problems have been IDed what is the key treatment planning question for adult ortho?
is it necessary
when a perm. molar is lost and not replaced the 2nd molar drifts _____ and the premolars drift _______ and rotated into that space forming a ______
- mesially
- distally
- pseuopocket