ortho Flashcards

1
Q

Impacted Tooth

A

A tooth that fails to erupt in the dental arch in the expected time.

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2
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Ectopic Tooth

A

Malpositioning due to abnormal eruption path.

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3
Q

Which tooth is most commonly impacted?

A

Lower 3rd Molar
(followed by maxillary canines)

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4
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4 common reasons for impacted canines:

A
  1. local hard tissue obstruction
  2. local pathology
  3. abnormal incisor development
  4. genetics
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5
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5 Potential Reasons for Impaction:

A
  1. lack of space
  2. develops in abnormal position
  3. obstruction from another tooth/cyst/tumours
  4. excessive soft
  5. genetic
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6
Q

At what age should canines be palpated / assessed?

A

9

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7
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What should you do if you cannot palpate upper canines by the age of 10?

A

Establish the 3 Ps:
P reserve
P osition (radiographs, SLOB)
P athology (resorption)

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8
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SLOB rule

A

S ame
L ingual
O pposite
B uccal

(if the unerupted tooth is not seen to move with the tube then it is likely that it lies in the line of the arch)

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9
Q

5 Treatment Options for Impacted Canines

A
  1. leave it
  2. interceptive tx - extract primary.
  3. surgical exposure and alignment
  4. surgical auto transplantation
  5. extraction
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10
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Eruption Age for Upper Canines

A

11-12

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11
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Eruption Age for Lower Canines

A

9-10

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12
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When to be concerned about tooth eruption:

A

If it has not erupted within 6 months of its contralateral tooth.

or

If it doesn’t erupt at all within usual eruption dates.

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13
Q

IOTN for impacted canines

A

5i

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14
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Orthognoathic Surgery

A

Correction of function and aesthetic consequences of severe dentofacial deformity through ortho + surgery.

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15
Q

When should you ideally undertake orthognathic surgery?

A

When growth is complete.
(avoids outgrowing surgical correction)

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16
Q

What is the ANB for a Class I Skeletal Base?

17
Q

What is the ANB for a Class II Skeletal Base?

18
Q

What is the ANB for a Class III Skeletal Base?

19
Q

Archwire

A

Fastened to all of the brackets and creates force to move teeth into proper alignment.

20
Q

Brackets

A

Directly bonded onto teeth to hold the archwire in place.

21
Q

Metal Band

A

Ring of metal often used in place of buccal tubes when greater strength is required.

22
Q

Ligature

A

Holds the archwire to the bracket.
(either a rubber band or twisted wire)

23
Q

Elastic Hooks and Rubber Bands

A

Elastic hooks used for attachments of rubber bands, helping teeth move toward their position.

24
Q

What occlusion does headgear correct?

25
Q

Which class is corrected by attaching bands from an upper 6 to a lower 3?

26
Q

What class is being corrected when attaching bands from the lower 3 to upper 6?

27
Q

What type of anchorage do elastic bands provide in ortho?

A

reciprocal