Facial growth in males 16 to 20 years of age

Love, R.J.; Murray, JosephE.; Mamandras, Antonios H.

doi:10.1016/s0889-5406(05)80052-6

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“…Several investigations have made it apparent that craniofacial growth may extend beyond puberty in both males and females (12,(19)(20)(21)(22)(23)(24). Foley and Mamandras (21) Eriflkin hayvanlarda yap›lan baz› deneylerde kondiler büyümenin stimüle edilebildi¤i ve kondiler remodelingin oluflturabildi¤i gös-terilmifltir (25,26).…”

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“…A N B aç›s›, Wits ve overjet ölçümlerindeki azalmalarla da belirlendi¤i gibi çeneleraras› iskeletsel iliflki normallefltirilmifltir. Aktivatör tedavisiyle üst çeneden destek al›narak maksillan›n puberte sonras› sagital büyümesi (20)(21)(22) k›s-men s›n›rland›r›l›rken, mandibula anlaml› deIn contrast to removable functional appliances, fixed functional appliances (eg, Herbst) maintain a continuous alteration in condylar relationships (26)(27)(28)(29)(30). The continuous compression of the condyle due to Herbst treatment has been associated with reduced condylar growth, temporomandibular disorders, and osteoarthritic changes (31,32).…”

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“…Fonksiyonel ayg›tlarlarla gerçeklefltirilen tedaviler için bu beklenilen bir durumdur ve overjetin azalt›l-mas›nda önemli katk› sa¤lamaktad›r. Mandibulan›n öne hareketi k›smen bu iskeletsel üni-tenin pozisyonal de¤iflimi ile izah edilirken, k›smen de genç eriflkinlik döneminde alt çe-nenin gösterdi¤i s›n›rl› büyüme potansiyeline (12,(19)(20)(21)(22)(23)(24) ba¤lanabilir. Eriflkin bireylerde aktivatör tedavisiyle mandibulan›n öne gelmesinin kondiler remodelingden ziyade, glenoid fossa içinde kondilin pozisyon de¤ifltirmesine ba¤l› oldu¤u tart›fl›labilir.…”

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“…As determined by significant decreases in the ANB angle, Wits appraisal and overjet, there was an overall normalization in the skeletal jaw relationship of the young adult Class II subjects at the end of treatment. By taking the upper jaw as anchorage sagittal growth of maxilla after puberty through activator treatment (20,22) was partly limited and mandible protruded c o n s i d e r a b l y. This is a normal result for the treatments with functional appliance and contributes considerably to the reduction of overjet.…”

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“…This is a normal result for the treatments with functional appliance and contributes considerably to the reduction of overjet. Forward movement of the mandible is partly explicable by the positional change of this skeletal unit and in part by the limited growth potential of the mandible in early adulthood (12,(19)(20)(21)(22)(23)(24). It might be argued that the measured increases in mandibular base advancement in young adult subjects treated with activator could be the result of condylar position changes within the glenoid fossa rather than condylar remodeling.…”

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İskeletsel Sınıf II Maloklüzyona Sahip Genç Erişkin Bireylerde Aktivatör Tedavisine Bağlı Değişimlerin İncelenmesi

Baydaş¹,

Kuyumcu²,

Yavuz³

et al. 2006

Turkish Journal of Orthodontics

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İskeletsel Sınıf II Maloklüzyona Sahip Genç Erişkin Bireylerde Aktivatör Tedavisine Bağlı Değişimlerin İncelenmesi

Baydaş¹,

Kuyumcu²,

Yavuz³

et al. 2006

Turkish Journal of Orthodontics

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Tooth wear and compensatory modification of the anterior dentoalveolar complex in humans

Kaifu

2000

American J Phys Anthropol

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In populations living in environments where teeth wear severely, some compensatory modification of the dentoalveolar complex is thought to occur during life whereby functional occlusion is maintained as tooth substance is lost by wear. This study investigates one aspect of this modification process: Changes in the anterior dentoalveolar complex that are accompanied with wear were examined in a series of Japanese skeletal samples. In the prehistoric Japanese hunter-gatherer population heavy wear occurs over the entire dentition. The following changes were demonstrated to have occurred in the anterior segment of the dentition accompanied by wear on the anterior teeth: The anterior teeth tip lingually with wear up to a nearly upright position to fill in interproximal spaces that would have been generated by wear, and to maintain contact relations between adjacent teeth. At the same time, the anterior surface of the maxillary alveolar process also inclines lingually to a certain extent. The amount of lingual tipping is greater in the maxillary anterior teeth than in their mandibular antagonists. It is because of this discrepancy that, with age, the horizontal component of the overlap between maxillary and mandibular anterior teeth decreases, and their bite form changes from scissor bite to edge-to-edge bite. Lesser degrees of lingual tipping of the anterior teeth were also detected in the prehistoric agriculturists and historic Japanese populations. The variation in the degree of lingual tipping observed among the samples is explained by inter-population variation in severity and pattern of tooth wear. This and other evidence suggests that mechanisms that compensate for wear in the anterior dentition may be characteristic of all living human populations, independently of the degree of wear severity endured in their environments.

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