Comparison Between Removable and Fixed Devices for Nonskeletal Anterior Crossbite Correction in Children and Adolescents: A Systematic Review

Jorge, Jader Oliva; Corradi-Dias, Larissa; Flores‐Mir, Carlos; Pordeus, Isabela Almeida; Paiva, Saul Martins; Abreu, Lucas Guimarães

doi:10.1016/j.jebdp.2020.101423

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“…The correction of anterior crossbite should be as early as possible because, if left untreated, it could cause recession and mobility to the lower anterior teeth [22,23]. There are several acceptable treatment options to resolve anterior single-tooth crossbite including, nance appliance with Z spring, composite as an inclined plane [24], removable appliances [25], and fixed devices [26]. In the current case, the nance appliance with Z spring was preferred to correct the anterior single-tooth crossbite, and satisfactory results were obtained.…”

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Dental manifestation and management in a patient with combined pituitary hormone deficiency: a two-year case report

2023

Journal of Clinical Pediatric Dentistry

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Combined pituitary hormone deficiency (CPHD) is a rare disorder caused by a complete absence of the anterior pituitary gland hormones. The Dental manifestation, managmnet and two-year-follow-up of a case of a 12-year-old patient with CPHD is reported in this paper. A 12-year-old male patient with medical history of congenital CPHD and vitamin D deficiency presented for dental treatment. The patient looked tired and younger than his chronological age. Intraoral examination revealed good oral hygiene, generalized edematous gingiva, physiological pigmentation and high maxillary labial frenum attachment. The occlusion examination, showed class I molars, 2 mm overjet and 90% overbite. Single anterior tooth #21 crossbite with 1.5 mm diastema. Also, Miller’s class I recession in tooth #31 with a probing depth of 1 mm, and grade I mobility. The treatment plan was formulated in phases, and the primary physician consultation was obtained and a clearance for dental treatment with a recommendation to double the hydrocortisone dose before a stressful dental procedure was recommended. Preventive and restorative programs were planned and provided. Then, the lower lingual holding arch was provided after the extraction of mandibular primary canines with composite turbo, and tooth #21 crossbite was corrected using a nance appliance with Z spring. Finally, the patient was recommended to attend follow-up visits every three months. During which the preventive program was reinforced and the restorative treatments were reevaluated. At the 2-year-follow-up satisfactory and stable aesthetic and functional results were obtained. This report highlights the oral manifestations, the value of establishing a preventive program, and restorative, and orthodontic interventions among patients with CPHD.

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Dental manifestation and management in a patient with combined pituitary hormone deficiency: a two-year case report

2023

Journal of Clinical Pediatric Dentistry

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“…Reporte de un caso Vinueza, S. / Pinto, J. / Jaramillo, N. 2021 más retroinclinada en relación a los incisivos mandibulares 6 . Esta maloclusión si no es interrumpida lo antes posible, tiene un efecto desfavorable sobre el patrón de crecimiento, porque puede conducir al desarrollo de un problema esquelético 1 .…”

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“…Un ejemplo claro de dicha expresión es, sin duda, la mordida cruzada anterior, que se presenta con una prevalencia entre el 2,2 al 36% 4,5 y afecta en gran medida a pacientes pediátricos en desarrollo, sobre todo en etapa de dentición mixta 5 . Esta afección del desarrollo implica una posición lingual de incisivos y/o caninos superiores en relación a sus homólogos inferiores como resultado de una alteración en los componentes dentales, funcionales o esqueléticos del sistema estomatognático [4][5][6][7] .…”

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“…Como mecanismo de prevención del crecimiento aberrante de estos componentes, la mordida cruzada anterior debe ser corregida tan pronto se detecte y se obtenga la colaboración del niño y de sus padres/representantes [4][5][6] . De esta manera; dependiendo de la etiología, edad, cantidad de dientes afectados y grado de motivación, la literatura presenta múltiples opciones de tratamiento temprano que varían desde aparatos ortopédicos fijos o removibles, planos inclinados de mordida, terapia miofuncional y una combinación de aquellos 4,5 .…”

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Terapia miofuncional: tratamiento alternativo para corregir mordida cruzada anterior en 15 días en un paciente de 8 años de edad. Reporte de un caso.

Jarrín¹

2021

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La mordida cruzada anterior es una maloclusión cada vez más observable en pacientes pediátricos en desarrollo. Su comprensión y análisis de factores etiológicos es esencial para la búsqueda de un tratamiento apropiado, cómodo y eficaz para redirigir el patrón de crecimiento anormal. Es así que, el presente artículo reporta un caso clínico de una paciente de sexo femenino de 8 años 10 meses de edad. La misma, posterior a la evaluación clínica y realización de exámenes complementarios, recibe el diagnóstico de mordida cruzada anterior asociada a deglución atípica. Frente a esta situación, se propone como tratamiento el establecimiento de terapia miofuncional oral, la cual se manifiesta como una alternativa terapéutica única y efectiva para devolver la estética, funcionalidad y autoestima.

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“…However, if there is a skeletal bone implication, a reverse pull facemask is indicated. 10 This case report aimed to present and offer to pediatric dentists a simple and time-saving clinical treatment option for the anterior and posterior crossbites simultaneously.…”

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Correction of an anterior and posterior crossbite case with a modified McNamara appliance: A case report

Mendes

Menezes

Romano

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Contemp Pediatr Dent

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Anterior and posterior crossbites are malocclusions in the sagittal and transversal dimensions, respectively. As self-correction is rare in these alterations, early interception is recommended to allow normal occlusion and facial development. This case report aimed to discuss the treatment of an eight-year-old boy with an increased inferior facial third, who was submitted for rapid maxillary expansion with a modified bonded appliance to solve both transversal and anteroposterior deficiencies. The correctionof both malocclusions was achieved within 21 days. The advantages of this procedure were to gain space in both arches, enlarge the maxillary arch, and improve nasal breathing. The interceptive therapy, as well as a well-planned appliance, proved to be effective and important for retrieving the patient ́s normal condition and quality of life.

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Comparison Between Removable and Fixed Devices for Nonskeletal Anterior Crossbite Correction in Children and Adolescents: A Systematic Review

Cited by 4 publications

References 37 publications

Dental manifestation and management in a patient with combined pituitary hormone deficiency: a two-year case report

Dental manifestation and management in a patient with combined pituitary hormone deficiency: a two-year case report

Terapia miofuncional: tratamiento alternativo para corregir mordida cruzada anterior en 15 días en un paciente de 8 años de edad. Reporte de un caso.

Correction of an anterior and posterior crossbite case with a modified McNamara appliance: A case report

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