Ortho Treatment Options Competency Flashcards

1
Q

name the five broad treatment options for a class II div 1

A

accept
growth modification
simple tipping of teeth
camouflage
orthognathic surgery

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2
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when would you accept class II div 1 malocclusion

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if mildly increased OJ
significant OJ but patient not bothered

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3
Q

name growth modification appliances for class II div 1

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headgear = prevents growth of maxilla
removeable functional appliance = twinblock
fixed functional appliance = herbst

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4
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when are growth modification appliances used

A

during growth and coincide with pubertal growth spurt

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5
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in class II div 1, what movement are you expecting after use of a growth modification appliance

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distal movement of uppers
mesial movement of lowers
retroclination of upper incisors
proclination of lower incisors

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6
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name risks of growth modification

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early use may not sustain long term changes
overall treatment time increased

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7
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name benefits of growth modification

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improves appearance earlier
reduced trauma risk
better patient compliance

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8
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when would URAs to correct a class II div 1 malocclusion be used

A

very mild class II or class I skeletal
where overjet is due to proclined and spaced uppers
OB favourable

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9
Q

construct a URA for correction of class II div 1

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A - robert’s retractor 0.5mm tubing
R - adams clasps 0.7 HSSW
A - stops mesial to 13 and 23
B - self cure PMMA and FABP

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10
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what is the camouflage option for class II div 1

A

accept underlying skeletal discrepancy
may need to XLA in upper arch for space to retract with fixed appliances

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11
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when is surgery an option for class II div 1

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when growth is complete
skeletal discrepancy is severe
fixed appliances required before, during and after

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12
Q

why may you be more inclined to treat a class II div 2

A

aesthetic concerns
traumatic overbite concerns

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13
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what are the four options for treatment of class II div 2

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accept
growth modification
camouflage
surgery

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14
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when would you accept a class II div 2 malocclusion

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malocclusion not severe
acceptable aesthetics
patient not concerned
OB not significant problem

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15
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when would you use growth modification for class II div 2

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during growth spurt
patient has mild/ moderate skeletal pattern
to convert class II div 2 into class II div 1

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16
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what would be involved in functional appliances to correct a class II div 2

A

procline upper incisors with modified twinblock, springs/ screws
ELSA spring - expansion labial segment aligner

17
Q

for full benefit, how often should functional appliances be worn

A

22 hours a day
6-9 months

18
Q

when would you decide to camouflage in class II div 2

A

accept underlying skeletal pattern
careful consideration with XLAs
use fixed appliances to reduce OB and correct interincisal angle

19
Q

how is the inter incisor angle treated with fixed appliances in class II div 2

A

palatal root torque of upper incisors
proclination of lower incisors

20
Q

what other appliance may be used to camouflage a class II div 2 into class I incisors

A

FABP

21
Q

what is a risk of correcting inter-incisal angle in class II div 2

A

root resorption

22
Q

why may surgery be considered for class II div 2

A

too severe malocclusion for orthodontics alone
non-growing patient
profile concerns

23
Q

what are the 5 treatment options for class III

A

accept
simple tipping of teeth (URA)
growth modification
camouflage
surgery

24
Q

why may it be important to treat class III malocclusions

A

aesthetics
dental health - attrition and gingival recession
function - speech and mastication

25
Q

what elements of class III malocclusion may make treatment more difficult

A

increase in number of teeth in crossbite
skeletal element involved
increase AP discrepancy
AOB present

26
Q

when may you choose to monitor class III cases

A

when no dental health concerns
no displacement
no attrition

27
Q

what may you use for simple tipping and tilting of teeth in class III malocclusion

A

URA to procline anterior incisors
correct anterior crossbite

28
Q

when is it a good idea to use URAs in treatment of class III malocclusion

A

when the malocclusion has arisen due to early contact of upper incisors on lowers and a mandibular displacement

29
Q

when is growth modification indicated in treatment of class III malocclusions

A

growing patient to restrict mandibular growth or promote maxillary growth

30
Q

name types of functional appliances that can be used in growth modification of class III malocclusions

A

RME
protraction headgear
reverse twin block
frankel III
chin cup

31
Q

how is camouflaging achieved in class III malocclusions

A

ANB is not less than 0 - average or increase OB
XLA further back in upper and forward in lower arch
aim to procline uppers and retrocline lowers and correct OJ

32
Q

when is surgery indicated for class III malocclusions

A

aesthetic or functional concerns
skeletal discrepancy too severe for orthodontics alone
patient has stopped growing