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Angle's classification: relationship of mandible and upper jaw
represented by mesio-diatal relationship between the fixed max. 1st
molar and the mand. 1st molar.
Class I: neutral relation of the first molars, changes only present in
frontal region (e.g. unilateral/frontal group abnormalities, cross bite,
open bite, deep bite)
Class II: lower teeth oclude distal to normal post. positioning of
mandible, with two subdivisions
1st subdivision: oral breathing type, narrow elongated jaw, frontal
teeth in protrusion
2nd subdivision: nasal breathing type, retrusion of upper frontals
Class III: mesial position and reverse frontal occlusion
Deep bite can be included in class I (if its accompanied by neutral
relations) and class II (distal position of lower teeth)
Transversal and vertical relations not taken into consideration only
sagital
2.Amprenta in ortodontie p. 56
Upper dental impression has to show:
Dento-alveolar arcades
Bone palate
Median palatal raphe
Maxillary tuberosity
Upper frenulum (without deviation)
Lower dental impression:
Dento-alveolar arcades
Lingual face of mandible up to floor of the mouth
Lingual frenulum
Lower lip frenulum
Steps:
1. Preparing the patient
Appropiate language for kids
Explaining purpose and content
Cleaning and rinsing of mouth
Always start with lower arcade (easier, no gag reflex)
2. Choosing the spoon
Creating additional retention (spoons with holes, bonding
on the edges, strips of adhesive tape)
3. Preparation of impression material
Alginate is used the most
Silicone can also be used (special situations)
Material should be placed in higher quantity on anterior
part of spoon
4. Impression itself
Lower arcade: inserting loaded spoon into the mouth, from
right to left, centering the spoon, pressing it slowly and
simultaneously from posterior to anterior. Patient lifts the
tongue upward and forward. Dentist holds spoon with both
hands on the arcade
Upper arcade: same as before, but dentist raises upper lip
and pushes the material into the upper vestibule, keep
spoon pressed on arcade (from behind the patient). Patient
is asked to perform the Valsalva maneuver (holding nose
and lips closed, trying to blow air out)
Kidney tray placed close to patients mouth draining
saliva
Wash impressions, control at teeth level, alveolar
processes, edges (length, thickness)
Wrap in damp towels, pour as soon as possible
Need of:
Area of application: isolated teeth/dental groups, dental arches,
jaws, TMJ
Support area: anchorage
Force
all 3 called: orthodontic trinomial
False diastema:
Secondary to other anomalies
o Lateral incisors aplasia
o Small lateral incisors
o Included or erupted mesiodens
o Horizontally included canines
o Macroglossia
o Abnormal postures/disfunctions of tongue
o Teeth migration in periodontitis
o Traumas with median fractures
Variable inter-incisal space
Diverging incisor axes (absence of lateral incisors)
Horizontal incisors in case of supernumerary teeth
Fan like incisors with diverging axes in case of canine inclusion or
in presence of small apical bases
Symptoms: physiognomic disfunctions in smile and speech,
stigmatism, saliva projection during phonation
Radiograph is indispensable for diagnosis!
removal of cause, closing the diastema (fingers/wires, fixed
braces)
14.Precizati tipurile de tratament ortodontic p.120
1. Type of action
Passive braces
Active braces
2. Aggregation method
Fixed braces
Removable appliances
Mobile appliances
3. Application area
Intra-oral
Extra-oral
Intra-extra-oral
Bimaxillary
With mutual action
15. Consecintele pierderii molarului de 6 ani in diverse etape de
varsta p. 216
7-9 years of age:
Ample distal migration f second premolar, gap transferred
between the two premolars
Distal movement of both premolars with spaces between canine
and 1st premolar
Extrusion of opposing tooth
10-11 years of age:
Tipping of 2nd molar and closure of the space from posterior
(biologic closure)
After 12 years of age:
2nd molar and premolars will tip towards the space, closing it
Opposing tooth can extrude and maintain the gap
Occlusal disfunction appears
16. Descrieti metoda de analiza teleradiografica a lui Tweed p. 79
Teleradiografie = lateral cephalogram
Based on Tweeds triangle, formed by the intersection of Frankfurt plane
with the mandible base plane and the axis of the inferior incisor
FMA (Frankfurt-mandibular plane angle):
Formed by intersection of Frankfurt plane with mandibular plane
allows to see facial vertical typology
Normal values: 25 +/-3 (normodivergent face)
Under 22: hypodivergent face
Over 28: hyperdivergent face
IMPA (Incisial-mandibular plane angle):
Intersection of mandibular plane with the axis of the inferior
incisor allows to see location of anterior part of mandible from
the bone base
Normal values: 88 +/-3
FMIA (Frankfurt-mandibular incisor angle):
Allows assessment of inferior incisor position in the facial scheme
Normal values: 67 +/-3
17.Care sunt consecintele pierderii dintilor din zona de sprijin? p. 213
Causes: complications of caries; around age 6, 50% of molars cant be
saved
Consequences: vertical migration (extrusion), occlusal blockage, sagittal
migration
Terms:
*Function = activity done with the purpose of adapting to the
environment of a living element, organism or system.
*Dysfunction = deviant function
*parafunction = acitvity or habit that is not a necessity for a living
*Oral habit = involuntary movement that is repeated with no apparent
motivation
Most frequent oral habits :
*finger(thumb) sucking
*infantile deglutition
*nail biting
*biting and sucking of the lip
*tongue thrust forwards
Netter procedure:
The orbicular internal beam the lip corners are removed
*hyper-tonus - the young patient manages to close the lips when
opposition is highest.
*normal tonus -the young patient manages to close the lips when
opposition is reduced.
*hypo-tonus -the young patient fails to close the lips
The external orbicular beam the young patient inflates the cheeks
while the examiner is :
*pressing them slowly and progressively with his/her hands
*hyper- tonus the young patient manages to keep air
*normal-tonus - the young patient is letting out air at a lighter pressure
*hypo-tonus -the young patient fails to inflate his/her cheeks
2.The tongue
Assesment of the following:
*the tongue volume
*the tongue in relaxed position
*the tip of the tongue and free margin position
*the lingual frenulum
*the tongue muscle dynamism/tonus
Raising - the young patient is asked to raise the tip of the tongue
towards the nose while the examiner counterbalances by pressing a
finger on the back of the tongue
Propulsion the young patient iis aksed to push backwards with his
tongue the examiners finger counterbalancing on the tip of the tongue
Right and left sideway motion: the young patient pushes the examiners
fingers set on a side Wrapping
3.The cheeks
to assess the contraction force of the buccinators muscles, the cheek is
clipped between the thumb and the index and the patient is asked to
suck it in
*hyper-tonus the young patient manages to suck in the cheeks
*normal-tonus -the young patient manages to suck in the cheeks in the
absence of opposition.
*hypo-tonus -the young patient fails to suck in the cheeks
Jaw raising muscles:
-the masseter muscle, the internal pterygoid muscle, the middle
temporal beam are examined by asking the young patient to close the
mouth while the examiner is counterbalancing pressing the lower arch.
The Propulsion muscles:
-the external pterygoid, the temporal anterior beam
The young patient sitting no the back is asked to make propulsion
movements then sideway movements, while the examiners hand
counterbalances the movement.
The constrictor muscles:
- The posterior beam of the temporalis and the superior hyoid
Metabolic factors
o The phosphor calcium balance in the bones and teeth
are mentained constant by PTH, calcitonin and vitamin D
o Rickets
Open bite
Dystrophies dental
Ogival palate
Syndrome of jaw compression
Delays in tooth eruption
relatii normal la I, C, M:
I: sag:
transv:
vert:
C:
M:
44. Aparate mobilizabile: indicatii, avantaje, dezavantaje
indicatii: terapia interceptiva
terapia activa
in contentia rezultatelor
2. directia/sensul de actiune
-o forta aplicata intrun punct pe suprafata are 2 componente: forta
perpendiculara + forta tangent.
-2 forte in acelasi directie si in acelasi sens -> actiunea se insumeaza
-directia aceeasi - sensul contrariu (la acelasi forta) -> se anuleaza
-directia a 2 forte sunt paralele - sensurile contrarii - actiunea
tangentiala -> rotatie
3. ritmul de actiune
-fortele pot fi continue si intermitente
continue: forte usoare, actiune indelungata, rata mai mare de deplasare,
intensitate constanta, activari frecvente, eliberate de aparatele fixe
55. meziodensul
Treatment Options
control of bad habits (ex: oral breathing)
inhibition of vertical growth: vertex-menton traction
palatal plate with lingual shield
functional appliances:
activator extension of the lateral occlusal acrylate
setting free f the oral areas of the incisors
fixed appliance with intermaxillary tractions
orthodontic-surgical treatment
Symptoms
facial exam no modification or slightly enlarged lower facial third
oral exam:
modification of the upper Spee curve or of both arches due
to the infraposition of the frontal group
transverse or sagittal associated modifications
Treatment Options
polishing abraded cusps
palatal plate with mouth guard and protrusion arches
lingual plate with vestibular bow and inclined plane
occipital-to-menton traction chin cap
fixed appliance with class III interarch elastics
Symptoms
face exam:
reduced lower floor
accentuated menton
sucked lower lip
high stomion
convex profile through retruded chin
endobuccal exam/
upper arch normal aspect, or modified with other
anomalies (DDM, protrusion - class II/I, retrusion Class
II/2)
mandibular arch frontal group is in supraposition, frontal
arch is crushed and crowded
occlusion:
reports of canine and molar distalization
variable overjet
functional exam:
ample propulsion opportunity of the mandible during
speech, with increased vertical dimension of the lower floor
the appearance of a large space of lateral inocclusion
improvement of the physiognomic appearance through the
mandible propulsion
disorders esthetic, masticatory, self-healing, possible
phonetic, oral breathing and atypical swallowing
Treatment
depends on dental age and presence or absence of space
ectopic erupting canine with space maintained:
digital pressure
ectopic canine with space maintained:
obtaining the articular jump palatal trays with protrusion
wires
stripping of the mesial side of the 2nd temporary molar and
the distalization of the 1st premolar
dilating the arch
distalizing the lateral teeth
protrusion of the incisors
ectopic canine with space shortening of more than 3mm
o extractions preferably 1st premolar , 2nd premolar if
necessary space is too small, 1st molar if compromised
spontaneous framing of the canine
framing of the canine with the help of mobile or fixed
appliances
Symptoms
face exam
severe facial asymmetry
menton deviated to affected side
mouth examination
dento-alveolar lateral process of affected side is inclined
facially and healthy side inclined lingually (compensatory
phenomena)
occlusion
unilateral cross-occlusion
interincisive inferior line deviated from affected side
functional
deviation of interincisive line persists, even at rest
mandibular trajectory to habitual occlusion position (way of
closing) is unchanged
Posibilitate de treat:
Symptoms:
Symtoms:
-large interval between anterior upper and lower teeth and eruption
,lower teeth extrude and determine palatal eruption of the upper
Symptoms:
Face-exam:Normal relations
Etiologie :-
-heredity
Symptom :
Oral-exam
Terapeuticalobjectives :
-fixed appliance
In Unilateral crossbite:
-dialtion of one half-arch on the uninetrested side the mouth guard
will have an occlusal relief in order for this region to be solidary with
the lower arch .
Treat.
1:if the tooth erupting with a small overbite and maintained space
execises with spatula 3 times/day for 15-20 min
(Primary-transitory-secondary)
Primary DMD:-
TransitoryDMD:
-light form
-due to: disorders between late bone age and the precocious tooth
age.
Secondary DMD: -
Etiology:
Symptoms:
Facial-exam:
oral-exam;
-crowded teeth ,
Etiology
Symptoms:
5:occlusal relations :
Terminaledntaion
Symptoms:
-spacing
-frontal overbite
ethiopathogenie
Etiology:
Treatment
Ethiology:
Presence of unabraded temporary teeth cusps
Excessive occlusal blockage
Extrusion of the laterals due to premature extractions
Tics with pushing the Mand forward
Vicious habits of sucking
Low and anterior positioning of the tongue.
Macroglossia
Symptoms:
Facial exam
o Prominent lower lip +chin
o Reversed labial step
o Mentonier ditch detected
o Slightly concave profile
Oral exam
o Normal arch, possible upper retrusion
o Inferior protrusion + interdental space
o Variable overjet
o In lateral areas can be class I or III
o Can be unilateral or bilateral crossbite
Functional exam
o Mand at normal position in rest
o Possibility to perform retropulsion until cap la cap contact is
obtained
o When closing the mouth it is done in two steps, 1st= when
closing remature contacts occure with open bite in the rest,
2nd= mandible is moved forward to achieve Intercuspation
Cephalogram
o Class III skeletal
Ethiology:
Presence of unabraded temporary teeth cusps
Excessive occlusal blockage
Extrusion of the laterals due to premature extractions
Tics with pushing the Mand forward
Vicious habits of sucking
Low and anterior positioning of the tongue.
Macroglossia
Symptoms:
Facial exam
o Prominent lower lip +chin
o Reversed labial step
o Mentonier ditch detected
o Slightly concave profile
Oral exam
o Normal arch, possible upper retrusion
o Inferior protrusion + interdental space
o Variable overjet
o In lateral areas can be class I or III
o Can be unilateral or bilateral crossbite
Functional exam
o Mand at normal position in rest
o Possibility to perform retropulsion until cap la cap contact is
obtained
o When closing the mouth it is done in two steps, 1st= when
closing remature contacts occure with open bite in the rest,
2nd= mandible is moved forward to achieve Intercuspation
Cephalogram
o Class III skeletal
105.Reincluzia dentara
Reinclusion = secondary retention
Treatment:
In TRUE: egression of the laterals due to the higher free way space
In FALSE: ingression of the frontals due to the lower free way space
Etiology:
Genetic factors
Rahitism
Oral breathing
Atypical deglutition
Interposition or aspiration of lower lip
Vicious habits of sucking
Facial exam:
Etiology:
Symptoms:
Face exam
o lower floor
o Forced contact b/w lips
o Very retired chin
o Mand body
o Typical bird profile
Oral exam
Functional exam
Treatments:
Therapeutic means:
Treatments:
Etiology:
Hereditary
pituitary glands activity
Macroglossia
Untreated Mand functional prognathia
Symptoms:
Face exam
o lower floor
o Open goniac angle
o Prominent menton
o Lower lip protrusion
o Concave profile: lower lip and menton are located anterior
to the naso-frontal plane
Oral exam
Treatments:
Treatment:
Symptoms:
Face exam
o No changes
o Changes characteristics to narrow Max with protrusion
Oral exam
In TRUE: egression of the laterals due to the higher free way space
In FALSE: ingression of the frontals due to the lower free way space