3d Computer-Assisted Surgery In Treatment Of Impacted Canines Of The Maxilla By Means Of A Labial Access
CARS 2005: Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery(2005)
Abstract
The increased use of implants in orthodontics has stimulated interest in augmenting bone in patients who have deficient alveolar ridges that preclude ideal implant placement. A nonsurgical technique for increasing the amount of available bone for implant site development and fixture placement is orthodontic extrusion, or forced eruption. The concept of a tooth moving coronally by orthodontic means and the clinical alterations in the soft tissue architecture of the periodontium demonstrated during orthodontic extrusive movement of periodontally compromised teeth have demonstrated a direct relationship of pocket depth reduction, accompanied with an immature appearing tissue, “the red patch.” This article will describe the periodontium during eruptive tooth movement.(Am J Orthod Dentofac Orthop 1997;112:596-606.)
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computed tomography, 3D imaging, impacted maxillary canines, orthodontics
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