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2018, Number 4

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Rev Mex Ortodon 2018; 6 (4)

Importance of torque, tipping and dental size at the end of orthodontic treatment

Macías-Villanueva TG, Pérez-Covarrubias F
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Language: Spanish
References: 10
Page: 262-265
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Key words:

Orthodontics, torque, tooth wear, dental occlusion.

ABSTRACT

The difficulties called triple T occur in cases in which the upper and lower teeth do not articulate with each other, both in the anterior part and in the posterior part. Diagnosis: Female patient presents class I molar and canine, with slight anterior crowding, horizontal and vertical overbite of 1 mm. Treatment objectives: Alignment and dental leveling in order to obtain an adequate functional occlusion keeping class I molar and canine. Treatment: Conventional fixed appliances, prescription MBT slot 0.022’’, for the treatment of the triple T problem we used a 0.017’’ × 0.025’’ stainless steel arch with negative torque in the lower incisors, performing stripping in the anteroinferior area and finally using elastic 3/16 of 4.5 oz to achieve a greater settlement. Results: Transversal and sagittal changes were achieved primarily of dental and functional type with favorable facial results.


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