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Informationen aus Orthodontie & Kieferorthopädie 2023; 55(01): 13-16
DOI: 10.1055/a-2021-5147
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Applikation einer Teilbogenmechanik zur Einordnung palatinal verlagerter oberer Eckzähne

Application of Sectional Mechanics for the Extrusion of Palatally Displaced Upper Canines
Alexander Pauls
1   PAULS – Fachpraxis für Kieferorthopädie
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Zusammenfassung

Durch die Anwendung von Teilbogenmechaniken zur Einordnung verlagerter Eckzähne kann nicht nur eine genaue Definition der Kräfte und der Zugrichtung erfolgen, sondern zusätzlich die Anwendungszeit festsitzender Multibracketapparaturen deutlich reduziert werden. Die hier demonstrierte Befestigungsmethode für palatinale Teilbogenmechaniken stellt eine einfach zu inserierende, zeit- und kostensparende Methode dar, sofern Bänder mit Hooks an den Palatinalschlössern verwendet werden.

Abstract

The use of sectional mechanics for the extrusion of displaced canines not only allows an accurate definition of the forces and the direction of traction, but additionally significantly reduces the application time of fixed multibracket appliances. The attachment method for palatal sectional mechanics demonstrated here represents an easy-to-insert, time- and cost-saving method, provided that bands with hooks on the palatal sheaths are used.

Schlüsselwörter

Palatinal verlagerte obere Eckzähne - Teilbogenmechanik - Einordnung

Key words

Palatally displaced upper canines - sectional mechanics - extrusion


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Article published online:
04 May 2023

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