Kieferorthopädische Mißerfolge nach übersehenen orofazialen Dyskinesien

Tränkmann, Joachim

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“…Um die skelettalen Veränderungen durch die kieferorthopädische Behandlung quantitativ zu verifizieren, wurThe most frequent reason for Angle Class III developing is a mandibular shift induced by reverse overjet or skeletal discrepancies [10]. Treatment of these functional mandibular shifts during the primary dentition prevents the development of a skeletal manifestation of a primarily dentoalveolar malocclusion during the mixed dentition.…”

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“…Dennoch wird der günstigste Zeitpunkt für die kieferorthopädische Behandlung der Angle-Klasse III noch immer kontrovers diskutiert. Die häufigste Ursache für eine Angle-Klasse III ist eine Zwangsführung dentoalveolärer oder skelettaler Art in sagittaler Richtung [10]. Durch das Aufheben dieser Zwangsführungen im Gebiss der ersten Dentition kann die skelettale Manifestation solcher Dysgnathien im Wechselgebiss verhindert werden.…”

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Different Orthodontic Treatment Effects in Angle Class III Patients

Tränkmann¹,

Lisson²,

Treutlein

2001

Journal of Orofacial Orthopedics / Fortschritte der Kieferortho

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The aim of this study was to compare the different treatment effects observed in Angle Class III patients treated either exclusively in the primary dentition or receiving treatment initiated during the early mixed dentition. 14 patients from five families were enrolled in this retrospective study. The treatment course, appliances, treatment length and treatment outcomes were compared. The skeletal changes were assessed by analyzing cephalometric radiographs taken prior to, during and after completion of orthodontic treatment. In those patients receiving treatment in the primary dentition only, the course of treatment was more continuous and only one appliance had to be used. Moreover, the treatment time was shorter compared to those patients starting treatment in the early mixed dentition (5.4 +/- 2.1 vs 21.1 +/- 9.7 months). Treatment exclusively in the primary dentition showed better dentoalveolar results.

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Different Orthodontic Treatment Effects in Angle Class III Patients

Tränkmann¹,

Lisson²,

Treutlein

2001

Journal of Orofacial Orthopedics / Fortschritte der Kieferortho

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“…Dyskinesien des inneren Funktionskreises sind das Zungenpressen und -beigen sowie Fehlfunktionen der Zunge und der Lippe beim Schlucken und Sprechen. Die Folgen sind die bialveol~ire Protrusion (horizontales Zungenpressen), die Klasse II/1, die Infraokklusion (ZungenbeiBen, viszerates Schlucken, Sigmatis-Trginkmann, Rixe: Dyskinesiebedingte Dysgnathien / myofunktionelle Therapie mus interdentalis) und die Klasse III (horizontal-vertikales viszerales Schlucken, Sigmatismus interdentalis) [11][12][13][14].…”

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“…Ober die abh~ingigen Dysgnathiebilder und die myofunktionelle Therapie ist bereits berichtet worden [11][12][13][14]. Nachuntersuchungen erfolgten ebenfalls [12][13][14].…”

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Follow-up study of dysgnathia brought about by dyskinesia following myofunctional therapy

Tränkmann

Rixe

1995

Fortschritte der Kieferorthopädie

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Forty-eight patients with dysgnathia brought about by tongue dyskinesia underwent myofunctional therapy leading up to and at the beginning of orthodontic treatment. Short- and long-term results of this therapy were studied with the help of indirect palatography. Palatographs of empty swallowing and the test consonants "L", "N", "S" and "T" were evaluated visually and metrically. The palatographs were made prior to myofunctional therapy and thereafter first at the end of the therapy, then at the end of the control or supervision period, and finally, after on average 4 years. Visual evaluation revealed a clearly recognizable change in all functions when compared with the physiological palatographs. A change in the "S" consonant sound was the least conspicuous. Metric evaluation revealed for the 4 out of 5 of the test functions, namely, empty swallowing and the consonants "L", "N", and "T", marked long-term dorsal orientation of the tongue. The short-term changes in tongue function were more prevalent than the long-term.

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The palatal shape of upper removable appliances

Reinicke

Obijou

Tränkmann

1998

J Orofac Orthop/Fortschr Kieferorthop

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In a clinical-experimental study the influence of variations in the palatal shape of upper removable appliances upon tongue position during swallowing was investigated. During a clinical examination of 35 dental students displaying a physiological swallowing pattern, the tongue position during swallowing was recorded by palatography on an individually adapted upper plate. During swallowing with a roughened plate with an individual palatal shape and an imitated palatal papilla, the tongue position was significantly more posterior than with a highly polished, unstructured plate. The number of students displaying a visceral swallowing pattern was significantly smaller with a roughened plate with palatal folds and papilla then with a polished, smooth appliance. A roughened, individually shaped appliance with palatal folds and palatal papilla should therefore be used after myofunctional therapy and in cases where disturbance of tongue function by the appliance is not desirable.

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Kieferorthopädische Mißerfolge nach übersehenen orofazialen Dyskinesien

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Different Orthodontic Treatment Effects in Angle Class III Patients

Different Orthodontic Treatment Effects in Angle Class III Patients

Follow-up study of dysgnathia brought about by dyskinesia following myofunctional therapy

The palatal shape of upper removable appliances

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