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Midline diastemas: closure and stability.
In growing patients, midline diastemas often appear during a transitory stage of development, and then close spontaneously. Occasionally a local cause must be identified and eliminated before the diastema can be closed orthodontically with a stable result. In nongrowing adult patients, the situation is quite different.
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Two-phase treatment of iatrogenic periodontitis: an eight-year follow-up
The mixed dentition is often accompanied by transient malocclusions, such as a midline diastema. The general principle is to monitor development to ascertain the appropriate timing of possible intervention.
Gu Yan +5 more
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Esthetic Management of Midline Diastema by Combined Surgical and Prosthetic Approach [PDF]
Maxillary midline diastemas are a common esthetic problem that dentists must treat. Many innovative therapies have been used, varying from restorative procedures to surgery (frenectomies) and orthodontics.
Pardeep Singh +3 more
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Diastema Closure - A Contemporary Approach using Injectable Composites
Diastema, the spacing between teeth, presents as a common aesthetic concern. Maxillary midline diastema is a space greater than 0.5 mm between the proximal surfaces of the two central incisors.
V Shobika +3 more
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Double Mesiodentes, Bilateral to Midline: A Report of Two Uncommon Cases
Background: Spontaneously erupted double mesiodentes, bilateral to midline are extremely rare and can alter both occlusion and appearance by affecting the eruption path, position, inclination and axial rotation of the maxillary permanent incisors.
Avina Banari
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Clinical Management of Midline Diastema
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Ujjal K. Chatterjee +3 more
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Orthodontic Management of Midline Diastema with ClearPath Aligners: A Case Report
N. Nagani
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