is this intrusion or molar distilization? It sounds stupid...but want to know general difficulty..Thanks!
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hiakg said:
i have done some ortho cases, i dont know much about theories,in molar distalization,there is tipping and then uprighting of that molar,as just tipping does not bodily move the tooth
except in severe cases of low gonial angle,where intrusion is not possible and difficult as well
in molar distalization,first step is tipping ,which also slightly supraerupts the tooth and then uprighting.the other way of distalizing is making mesial teeth as anchorage and the spring pushes the molar distally,even that is not v easy,so not routinely carried out
i have seen intrusions being done routinely , but not molar distalizations
another difficulty, is the eruption time and position of molar distal to the molar 2 b distalized
intrusion can almost b done at any age,but, comparatively ,not molar distalization............eruption times hav 2 b seen or 8 has 2 b extracted 2 make the space available
these are the clinical probs faced regarding distalization,do tell me if there is smthing else in theory
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What do you think about this?
Palatal expansion device does nots need a labial bow because
a)labial bow is not rigid enough
b)labial bow would limit expansion effect
c)labial bow is not functional in this case
Palatal expansion device does nots need a labial bow because
a)labial bow is not rigid enough
b)labial bow would limit expansion effect
c)labial bow is not functional in this case
kamini said:
i think the answer is very conditional ..i'e the question should be asked very clearly and in relation to other factors or in a particular situation.
Not simply asking which is better ....your right hand or left hand.
hope we might get the complete question and then try answering it.
anyway thanks for the explanation.....