CORRECTIVE ORTHODONTIC Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
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ORTHO :____
ODONT: ____

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STRAIGHT

TEETH

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2
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Guidance and correction of dentofacial structure

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ORTHODONTICS

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3
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Scope of Orthodontic treatment (3)

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.Alteration in tooth position by moving teeth

Alteration in skeletal pattern by orthopedic changes

Alteration in soft tissue pattern

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4
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Recognition of presence of malocclusion

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Corrective Orthodontics:

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5
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Employs procedures to reduce or eliminate the problem and its sequelae

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Corrective Orthodontics

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6
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Corrective Orthodontics Uses _____, functional, surgical

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mechanical

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7
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TYPES OF APPLIANCES USED IN ORTHODONTICS

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  1. REMOVABLE ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE
  2. FIXED ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE
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8
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Indications:
• Growth modifications in the mixed dentition

A. REMOVABLE ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE
B. FIXED ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE

A

A

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9
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Indications

Limited tooth movements

A. REMOVABLE ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE
B. FIXED ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE

A

A

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10
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Indications:
Retention after ortho treatment

• Interferes with or prevents development of abnormal orofacial habits

A. REMOVABLE ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE
B. FIXED ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE

A

A

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11
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Advantages:
• small in size
• simple design
• Light in weight
• easy to clean

A. REMOVABLE ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE
B. FIXED ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE

A

A

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12
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Advantages:

• low cost
• more esthetic
• no need for special equipment

A. REMOVABLE ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE
B. FIXED ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE

A

A

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13
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Disadvantages:
• not effective with uncooperative patient

• used for minor cases of malocclusion

A. REMOVABLE ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE
B. FIXED ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE

A

A

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14
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Disadvantages:

allows simple tooth movements (arch expansion; repositioning of individual teeth;tipping

A. REMOVABLE ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE
B. FIXED ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE

A

A

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15
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No control over root movement

A. REMOVABLE ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE
B. FIXED ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE

A

A

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16
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Needs patient cooperation

A. REMOVABLE ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE
B. FIXED ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE

A

A

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17
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have attachments on the teeth that cannot be removed by the patient and forces are exerted on these attachments to move teeth

A. REMOVABLE ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE
B. FIXED ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE

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B

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18
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Control of treatment mechanics are transferred to the clinician

A. REMOVABLE ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE
B. FIXED ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE

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B

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19
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Advantages:

Movement of individual teeth in 3 planes can be achieved

A. REMOVABLE ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE
B. FIXED ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE

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B

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20
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Advantages:
Movement is more precise

Patient cooperation is reduced

A. REMOVABLE ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE
B. FIXED ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE

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Disadvantages:

  1. Problem on oral hygiene
  2. Esthetics
  3. More expensive than removable appliances

A. REMOVABLE ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE
B. FIXED ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE

22
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Disadvantages:

Increased chair time

Special training needed

A. REMOVABLE ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE
B. FIXED ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE

23
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Anchorage control is more difficult

A. REMOVABLE ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE
B. FIXED ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE

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COMPONENTS OF FIXED APPLIANCE “braces”

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ACTIVE COMPONENT

PASSIVE COMPONENST

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Archwires A. ACTIVE COMPONENT B. PASSIVE COMPONENST
A
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Springs A. ACTIVE COMPONENT B. PASSIVE COMPONENST
A
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Force ElastIcs A. ACTIVE COMPONENT B. PASSIVE COMPONENST
A
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Lingual button A. ACTIVE COMPONENT B. PASSIVE COMPONENST
B
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Brackets Buccal tubes A. ACTIVE COMPONENT B. PASSIVE COMPONENST
B
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Bands A. ACTIVE COMPONENT B. PASSIVE COMPONENST
B
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3 major properties of orthodontic wire materials:
STRENGTH STIFFNESS RANGE
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measure of maximum possible load or greatest force a wire can sustain or deliver if loaded to its limit
STRENGTH
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measure of force needed to bend or deform a wire to a definite distance; opposite of springiness
STIFFNESS
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amount of elastic activation a wire can sustain before permanent deformation
RANGE
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STAINLESS STEEL (1930’S)
18% chromium; 8% nickel
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T/f NICKEL-TITANIUM ALLOYS (1970’s) • 1. superelastic • 2. shape memory • 3. thermoelastic
T
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low stiffness, moderately high strength; high range, low formability
NICKEL-TITANIUM ALLOYS
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Transition between 2 structures that are fully reversible at low temperatures
Ni Ti
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two major NiTi phases
Austenitic NiTi (austenite) Martensitic NiTi (martensite)
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occurs at high temperatures and low stress A. Austenitic NiTi (austenite) B. Martensitic NiTi (martensite)
A
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forms at at low temperatures and high stress A. Austenitic NiTi (austenite) B. Martensitic NiTi (martensite)
B
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Shape memor: y capability of NiTi wires to be plastically deformed in their ____ phase. If heated above a certain temperature range they will return to an austenite phase, recovering their initial form
martensite
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Superelasticity transformation from austenitic to martensitic phase that occurs by ____ application within a temperature rang
stress
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According to Burstone; Criteria for wire selection: ___
stiffness
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Types of Orthodontic Forces According Duration of Application of a force :
1. CONTINUOUS FORCE • 2. INTERRUPTED • 3. INTERMITTENT
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fraction of the original force is maintained from one patient visit to another
CONTINUOUS FORCE
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Force declines to zero between applications
INTERRUPTED FORCE
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Force levels decline abruptly to zero when an appliance is removed or when a fixed appliance is deactivated and resumes when reinserted
Intermittent force