Risks and Benefits Flashcards

1
Q

what are the benefits of orthodontics

A

appearance
function
dental health

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2
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what are the psychological benefits of appearance with orthodontics

A

severe malocclusions affect attractiveness
unattractive faces perceived unfavourably
correction improves self esteem
quality of life improvement

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3
Q

what types of malocclusion most benefit from the functional benefit after orthodontics

A

large AOB
severe increased OJ
marked reverse OJ

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4
Q

how do impacted teeth affect dental health

A

can cause resorption
supernumerary teeth prevent normal eruption
associated with cyst formation

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5
Q

how does an overjet >6mm affect dental health

A

risk of trauma
worse with incompetent lips

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6
Q

how do anterior crossbites affect dental health

A

loss of perio support
tooth wear

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7
Q

how do posterior crossbites affect dental health

A

asymmetry
requiring early correction

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8
Q

how does crowding affect dental health

A

difficult to clean - caries and possibly periodontal disease

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9
Q

how does a deep traumatic overbite affect dental health

A

can cause gingival stripping
loss of perio support

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10
Q

what are the main risks of orthodontic treatment

A

decalcification
root resorption
relapse
soft tissue trauma

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11
Q

what does decalcification do

A

weakens enamel to caries
unsightly staining
cavitation
gross caries

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12
Q

how do you prevent decalcification

A

case selection
oral hygiene
diet advice
fluoride

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13
Q

when would someone be of high risk for decalcification

A

caries history
pre-existing decalcification
erosion

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14
Q

what is the average root resorption over 2 years of fixed appliance wear

A

1mm

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15
Q

what are the risk factors for root resorption

A

type of tooth movement
root form
previous trauma
nail biting

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16
Q

what type of tooth movement is bad for root resorption

A

prolonged high force
intrusion
large movements
torque

17
Q

what root forms are bad for root resorption

A

blunt
pipette
already resorbed

18
Q

what is prone to relapse

A

lower incisors
crowding
rotations
instanding lateral incisors
anterior open bite

19
Q

how do you manage relapse

A

case selection
informed consent
retainers

20
Q

how do you manage recession

A

correct planning
thin biotype at risk
warn patient
gingival graft

21
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