Sir, studies on overeruption of unopposed posterior teeth are scarce and therefore we read the article by Craddock and Youngson 1 with great interest. The elegant method using 3D scanning of models ...
How does actual tooth movement with clear aligners compare with intended results? Are certain tooth movements easier to achieve than others? Researchers used 3D imaging software to examine the ...
During orthodontic tooth movement, osteoclastic bone resorption is essential for alveolar bone remodeling. It is well known that the differentiation of osteoclasts is regulated by RANKL. However, the ...
With more general practitioners offering clear-aligner treatments, being up-to-date on the biological mechanisms and pharmaceuticals that might affect tooth movement is crucial. A new comprehensive ...
Orthodontic treatment relies on the biological response of periodontal and alveolar bone tissues to mechanical forces, which induces tooth movement through ...
One of the most versatile techniques in dentistry today is the application of Minor Tooth Movement (MTM®). This treatment option comprises movement of teeth using plastic aligners and thermopliers ...
Eruption is both a developmental and adaptive process, and continues throughout life. Overeruption can be expected to occur when an opposing tooth is lost. Overeruption of an unopposed tooth may ...
Though you can’t see it happening, your teeth are always on the move. Even after you’ve had braces or other dental work, your teeth will continue to shift ever so slightly throughout your life. This ...
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