Extraction Versus Non-Extraction: A Retrospective Study

Vaidya, Mrudul; Jyothikiran, H; Raghunath, N; Pai, Pratham

doi:10.4103/ijor.ijor_40_17

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“…As there is no sliding of the wire in between the brackets, the friction is not involved and hence helps with the anchorage control during the initial canine retraction (Vaidya et al). 10 However, precise control of tooth movement is possible in a predictable manner with the Tloop. This leads to anchorage preservation and increased rate of tooth movement.…”

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Orthodontic treatment using segmental T loop for correction of ectopically erupting canine: a case report

Nandeshwar,

Shenoy,

Hazare

et al. 2023

Int J Res Med Sci

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Most of the patients approach the orthodontist with their prime issue being their appearance. The patient expects the treatment to improve their overall appearance which in turn increases the acceptance by their peers. A 14 year old female report with a chief complain of irregularly placed teeth in upper and lower front region of jaw. After detailed diagnosis her treatment was planned wherein over retained 53 was extracted followed by correction of buccally erupting 13 and correction of crowding and improvement in airway was achieved. Titanium molybdenum (TMA) segmental T loop was used to retract 13. Post-treatment records revealed that treatment objectives were achieved and patient was satisfied with the treatment.

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Orthodontic treatment using segmental T loop for correction of ectopically erupting canine: a case report

Nandeshwar,

Shenoy,

Hazare

et al. 2023

Int J Res Med Sci

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“…As there is no sliding of the wire in between the brackets, the friction is not involved and hence helps with the anchorage control during the initial canine retraction. [9] Although temporary anchorage devices have been widely used for anchorage reinforcement, there are unpredictable factors such as anatomical limitations and the possibility of failure. However, precise control of tooth movement is possible in a predictable manner with the T-loop.…”

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Orthodontic treatment of a crowding case using segmental arch technique: A case report

Vaidya¹,

Pai²,

Jyothikiran³

et al. 2018

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A 14-year-old female presented with ectopically erupted upper and lower canines and Class I molar relation. First premolar extraction was planned to correct ectopic position of canines. Segmental titanium molybdenum alloy T-loop was used to retract the canines into an ideal position in the upper arch, and Mulligan's bypass arch was used in the lower arch. Post-treatment results showed a correction of ectopically erupted canines, bilateral Class I molar relation maintained, and inclination of incisors improved. At the end of treatment, the patient showed pleased smile with improved smile arc.

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Dental, skeletal, and soft-tissue changes in adult orthodontic patients treated with premolar extraction and nonextraction: A cross-sectional study

Maaz

Fida

2022

American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics

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Extraction Versus Non-Extraction: A Retrospective Study

Cited by 4 publications

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Orthodontic treatment using segmental T loop for correction of ectopically erupting canine: a case report

Orthodontic treatment using segmental T loop for correction of ectopically erupting canine: a case report

Orthodontic treatment of a crowding case using segmental arch technique: A case report

Dental, skeletal, and soft-tissue changes in adult orthodontic patients treated with premolar extraction and nonextraction: A cross-sectional study

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