Pressure tension theory and forces Flashcards

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Describe the pressure tension theory

A

Optimum force applied to tooth
Chemical messengers trigger cellular reactions
Results in area of pressure/tension
Cells react to force
Osteoblasts – tension side – deposit bone – recruit osteoclast
Osetoclasts – pressure side, resorb bone in front of root
Osteocytles – detect mechanical load on bone
Alveolar bone changes – allows tooth movement, results in frontal resorption.

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2
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What is the optimum force for intrusion?

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10-20 g

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3
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What is the optimum force for extrusion?

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35-60g

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4
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What is the optimum force for rotation?

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35-60g

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5
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What is optimum force for torque?

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50-100g

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6
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What is the optimum force for bodily movement?

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60-120g

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