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Effects of Unilateral Maxillary Premolar Extraction on Smile Aesthetics: A Retrospective Study :. [PDF]

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Safavi SMR   +4 more
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3D predictability assessment of clear aligners versus fixed appliances using CBCT. [PDF]

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Nayak SC   +7 more
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Extraction of MIH-Affected Molars and Orthodontic Space Closure

2020
Extraction therapy and orthodontic space closure represent a valid treatment approach for MIH-affected molars, given a certain severity of hypomineralization with poor long-term prognosis and favourable factors for orthodontic treatment success, which also offers certain advantages over prosthetic–restorative therapy.
Christian Kirschneck   +2 more
exaly   +2 more sources

Pilot study on orthodontic space closure after guided bone regeneration

Journal of Orofacial Orthopedics, 2011
In the present study, the benefit of moving teeth into extraction sockets preserved by a bone substitute was evaluated. This was performed to determine whether this was advantageous for orthodontic space closure.Socket preservation employing the bony alveolus in patients presenting the orthodontic indication for premolar extraction therapy was ...
A Jäger, Jäger Andreas, Gotz Werner
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Treatment of absent maxillary lateral incisors: orthodontic space closure and associated procedures

British Dental Journal
Missing maxillary lateral incisors can be treated either with orthodontic space closure or preservation of the edentulous space for tooth replacement. Orthodontic space closure coupled with non-invasive post-orthodontic cosmetic dentistry is a compelling option compatible with optimal function, favourable aesthetics, and periodontal health in the long ...
Marco Rosa
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Orthodontic Space Closure

Dental Clinics of North America, 1981
We have attempted in this chapter to familiarize the clinician with the management of spaces in the dentition. Understanding the etiology of the spaces will not only aid in the formulation of a proper treatment plan but also help in predicting the stability of the treatment results.
R, Nanda, M A, Torres Diaz
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Limiting factors of functional adaptation to orthodontic space closure

The European Journal of Orthodontics, 1990
The closure of spaces, especially in the incisor region, has been criticized as causing functional alterations in the masticatory system. The study comprised 80 patients, 30 with space closure and 50 as a control. The results showed that closure of incisor spaces caused marked occlusal alterations, but apparently no damage to the temporo-mandibular ...
W, Harzer, A, Reinhardt
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