Anterior Esthetics Achieved With Orthodontic Therapy: A Report of Three Cases
Identifieur interne : 006267 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 006266; suivant : 006268Anterior Esthetics Achieved With Orthodontic Therapy: A Report of Three Cases
Auteurs : Thomas E. MillerSource :
- Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry [ 1496-4155 ] ; 1989-09.
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- Acid etching, Active portion, Adult orthodontics, Adult patient, Anchorage, Angle orthod, Anterior esthetics, Anterior teeth, Appliance, Arch alignments, Arch form, Arch wire, Bracket, Canine, Canine position, Central incisor, Central incisors, Clinician, Crestal fibers, Crossbite relationship, Dent assoc, Diagnostic tooth arrangement, Early stages, Elastomeric, Elastomeric force module, Elastomeric force module chain, Elastomeric ligation rings, Esthetic, First premolar, Force modules, Gingival tissues, Inch multistranded round, Incisor, Labial, Labial surface, Lateral, Lateral incisor, Lateral incisor position, Lateral incisors, Malposed teeth, Mandibular, Mandibular arch, Mandibular incisors, Maxillary, Maxillary arch, Maxillary right, Maxillary teeth, Module, Occlusal, Occlusal relationship, Orthod, Orthodontic, Orthodontic appliance, Orthodontic appliances, Orthodontic brackets, Orthodontic movement, Orthodontic practice, Orthodontic therapy, Orthodontic therapy figure, Orthodontic treatment, Osseous tissues, Partial denture, Patient treatments, Periodontal ligament, Posterior occlusal relationship, Premolar, Removable, Removable appliance, Repositioned, Repositioning, Restorative dentistry, Retentive phase, Surgical exposure, Surgical procedure, Tooth repositioned, Treatment form, Treatment plan, Unerupted, Unerupted teeth, Vertical dimension.
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- Acid etching, Active portion, Adult orthodontics, Adult patient, Anchorage, Angle orthod, Anterior esthetics, Anterior teeth, Appliance, Arch alignments, Arch form, Arch wire, Bracket, Canine, Canine position, Central incisor, Central incisors, Clinician, Crestal fibers, Crossbite relationship, Dent assoc, Diagnostic tooth arrangement, Early stages, Elastomeric, Elastomeric force module, Elastomeric force module chain, Elastomeric ligation rings, Esthetic, First premolar, Force modules, Gingival tissues, Inch multistranded round, Incisor, Labial, Labial surface, Lateral, Lateral incisor, Lateral incisor position, Lateral incisors, Malposed teeth, Mandibular, Mandibular arch, Mandibular incisors, Maxillary, Maxillary arch, Maxillary right, Maxillary teeth, Module, Occlusal, Occlusal relationship, Orthod, Orthodontic, Orthodontic appliance, Orthodontic appliances, Orthodontic brackets, Orthodontic movement, Orthodontic practice, Orthodontic therapy, Orthodontic therapy figure, Orthodontic treatment, Osseous tissues, Partial denture, Patient treatments, Periodontal ligament, Posterior occlusal relationship, Premolar, Removable, Removable appliance, Repositioned, Repositioning, Restorative dentistry, Retentive phase, Surgical exposure, Surgical procedure, Tooth repositioned, Treatment form, Treatment plan, Unerupted, Unerupted teeth, Vertical dimension.
Abstract
The adult dental patient today, as a discerning consumer, is seeking the highest quality care in the realm of esthetic dentistry, and frequently these expectations can be met through the modalities of bonded composites, porcelain laminates, porcelain bonded to etched metal support structures or modified conventional crown and bridge prosthodontics. However, there are occasions where the individual tooth, teeth, or the arches are so aligned that the pulpal, gingival, or osseous tissues would be jeopardized by the conventional restorative intercession. The incorporation of accepted and routine procedures of acid etching and direct bonding of orthodontic appliances to the surfaces of the adult dentition to reposition malposed teeth offers the clinician a magnificent alternative or adjunct to the conventional dental material forms of treatment. This article will present several patient treatments that incorporated the use of acid etching and direct bonding of orthodontic appliances to the surfaces of the patient's teeth for the purposes of repositioning the teeth with or without the need for restorative interventions.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1708-8240.1989.tb00548.x
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