Non-Removable Arch Orthodontic Appliances for Treating Children With Congenital Maxillofacial Pathologies – Efficiency Evaluation

Shkarin, Vladimir; Давыдов, Б. Н.; Domenyuk, Dmitry; Dmitrienko, Sergey

doi:10.35630/2199-885x/2018/8/1/97

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“…Clinical dentistry attaches particular importance to dental arches deformation in the horizontal direction. Totally opposite treatments have been proposed: in some cases, the orthodontic treatment is recommended prior to prosthetics, while in others the treatment policy implies odontopreparation of the proximal surfaces of the teeth, which limit the defect, before creating parallel walls [7,8,9]. Teeth and morphological structures of the dentofacial area get stress-strained under various effects, both physiological and pathological [10,11,12].…”

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Dependence of Stress Strain of Dental Hard Tissues and Periodont on Horizontal Deformation Degree

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Dependence of Stress Strain of Dental Hard Tissues and Periodont on Horizontal Deformation Degree

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“…The etiological factors behind anomalies and deformities include dental system congenital and acquired pathologies, and especially dental arch defects [5,6,7]. The effect of the dental arches pathology on the craniofacial status has been proven in numerous works written by clinical experts [8,9]. It has been noted that the timely treatment and preventive measures offered to patients with dental arches defects through different age periods, has a beneficial effect on the growth, development and condition not only of the masticatory system, yet also on the adjacent organs and body systems [10,11,12].…”

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Morphological Features of Dentofacial Area in People With Dental Arch Issues Combined With Occlusion Anomalies

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The level of development of each era determines the specifics of recognizing diseases and teaching about them. Nowadays, there is an increased interest taken by patients in their own appearance as well as in the structural features of the facial part of their heads. Another issue currently faced by the dentistry is the growing prevalence of dentofacial anomalies and deformities among various population groups. The etiological factors behind anomalies and deformities include dental system congenital and acquired pathologies, and especially dental arch defects . The effect of the dental arches pathology on the craniofacial status has been proven in numerous works written by clinical experts [8, 9]. It has been noted that the timely treatment and preventive measures offered to patients with dental arches defects through different age periods, has a beneficial effect on the growth, development and condition not only of the masticatory system, yet also on the adjacent organs and body systems . Given the above, studying maxillofacial morphology in people with dental arch defects will remain an urgent issue for dentistry

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“…Odontometric studies serve the basis for the choice of methods to treat patients with occlusion issues and dental arches defects of various length and localization, including full edentulism, and offer criteria for determining the effectiveness of treatment [47][48][49][50]. However, the presented works, as a rule, have odontometry measuring the mesial-distal size of the teeth crowns.…”

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SPECIFIC FEATURES OF TRANSVERSAL AND VERTICAL PARAMETERS IN LOWER MOLARS CROWNS AT VARIOUS DENTAL TYPES OF ARCHES, Ruslan Halfin3 , Sergey Dmitrienko4 , Dmitry Domenyuk

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a B s t r a C t -The article offers a view on the outcomes of morphometric studies focusing on vertical, transverse parameters of the lower large molars in patients with various dental types of arches. The subject of the study was the lower molars segments obtained from jaws cast models of 65 people with physiological occlusion, a full set of permanent teeth and various types of dental system (Group 1 -normodontia; Group 2 -macrodontia; Group 3 -microdontia). For transversal direction morphometry, the vestibular-lingual size of the tooth crown and neck were used, as well as the intertubercular distance. To measure the vertical parameters, the height of the vestibular, lingual odontomere and that of the tubercle were identified. The results of the study show that people with physiological occlusion and permanent teeth macrodontia, the vertical, transversal parameters exceed those featured by people with normodontia and microdontia types of the dental system. The obtained odontometric features can be used through diagnosing occlusal relationships and identifying various pathological, physiological abrasions of varying degrees of occlusal surface loss. K E Y w o r d s -jaws cast model biometry, lower jaw molars, physiological occlusion, tooth morphological structure.s t o M a t o L o G Y C L i N i C a L r E s E a r C h 27. Shkarin V.V., Domenyuk D.A., Porfiriadis M.P., Dmitrienko D.S., Dmitrienko S.V. Mathematical and graphics simulation for individual shape of maxillary dental arch // Archiv EuroMedica, 2017. Vol. 7; 1. Р. 60-65.s t o M a t o L o G Y C L i N i C a L r E s E a r C h

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Non-Removable Arch Orthodontic Appliances for Treating Children With Congenital Maxillofacial Pathologies – Efficiency Evaluation

Cited by 24 publications

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Dependence of Stress Strain of Dental Hard Tissues and Periodont on Horizontal Deformation Degree

Dependence of Stress Strain of Dental Hard Tissues and Periodont on Horizontal Deformation Degree

Morphological Features of Dentofacial Area in People With Dental Arch Issues Combined With Occlusion Anomalies

SPECIFIC FEATURES OF TRANSVERSAL AND VERTICAL PARAMETERS IN LOWER MOLARS CROWNS AT VARIOUS DENTAL TYPES OF ARCHES, Ruslan Halfin3 , Sergey Dmitrienko4 , Dmitry Domenyuk

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