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Orthodontic therapy for the restorative patient. Part I: The biomechanic aspects

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Orthodontic therapy for the restorative patient. Part I: The biomechanic aspects

Auteurs : Thomas E. Miller

Source :

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry [ 0022-3913 ] ; 1989.

RBID : ISTEX:A9C067E49F853E1C392607D564FAE3FCAAFE40BC

English descriptors

KwdEn :
- Abutment teeth, Acceptable occlusal plane, Active phase, Adult dentition, Adult patient, Anchorage, Appliance, Arch wire, Assistant professor, Bracket, Buccal, Buccal tube, Buccal view, Dentistry, Dentition, Diagnostic setup, Elastomeric force module, Elastomericforce module, Facial view, First molar, Glidewell laboratories, Interspecialty treatment, Loma linda university, Mandibular, Mandibular molar, Maxillary, Maxillary molar, Maxillary premolars, Maxillary teeth, Molar, Molar uprighting appliance, Occlusal, Occlusal plane, Occlusal view, Orthodontic appliance, Orthodontic appliances, Orthodontic repositioning, Orthodontic therapy, Orthodontic treatment, Partial denture, Periodontal, Periodontal ligament, Premolar, Pretreatment, Pretreatment cast, Prosthet dent, Removable, Removable maxillary appliance, Restorative dentistry, Right side, Second premolar, Treatment plan, Uprighting.
Teeft :
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Abstract

Abstract: The integration of interspecialty treatment before the restorative and prosthodontic efforts of the dentist can eliminate conditions that have the potential to jeopardize successful completion of the proposed treatment. Adult dentitions that have deteriorated because of neglect, fear, caries, extractions, or trauma can be restored to stability, health, function, and esthetics. In “Part I, The biomechanic aspects,” the orthodontic paralleling of proposed abutment teeth displays premolar (buccolingual) and molar (mesiodistal) uprighting procedures that achieve improved force distribution to these teeth. Molar intrusion (occlusoapical) to improve an occlusal plane distribution of adverse forces to the proposed opposing fixed partial denture is discussed. These vexing problems facing successful reintegration of the altered states of occlusal relationships frequently can be answered by the incorporation of preprosthodontic corrections.

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DOI: 10.1016/0022-3913(89)90126-1

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<abstract lang="en">Abstract: The integration of interspecialty treatment before the restorative and prosthodontic efforts of the dentist can eliminate conditions that have the potential to jeopardize successful completion of the proposed treatment. Adult dentitions that have deteriorated because of neglect, fear, caries, extractions, or trauma can be restored to stability, health, function, and esthetics. In “Part I, The biomechanic aspects,” the orthodontic paralleling of proposed abutment teeth displays premolar (buccolingual) and molar (mesiodistal) uprighting procedures that achieve improved force distribution to these teeth. Molar intrusion (occlusoapical) to improve an occlusal plane distribution of adverse forces to the proposed opposing fixed partial denture is discussed. These vexing problems facing successful reintegration of the altered states of occlusal relationships frequently can be answered by the incorporation of preprosthodontic corrections.</abstract>
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