Patients’ expectations of orthodontic treatment: Part 2—findings from a questionnaire survey

Sayers,; Newton, JT

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“…27 However the patient does not expect more than 1.5 years ( Sayers and Newton, 2007). 28 Prolonged treatment duration may also be deleterious efficiency of national health care system and also private practices. Thus, reducing the duration of the treatment by accelerating the tooth movement has been perennial concern for both orthodontists and patients (Jawad et al 2015).…”

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Oral Health Impact Profile in Orthodontic patient with Ectopic canine: A prospective clinical intervention of four treatment modalities

Alam

2019

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Objective To evaluate oral health related quality of life (OHRQoL) in Saudi subjects with ectopic canine, severe crowding and Class I normal occlusion and to assess the differences among different orthodontic treatment modalities [OTM] for baseline, 1-day and 28-day after fixed orthodontic treatment. Materials and Methods The study sample comprised 32 subjects with ectopic canine who were attending orthodontic clinics at the college of Dentistry. Subjects were equally grouped in to 4 based on OTM. Each participant was assessed for OHRQoL using the Oral Health Impact Profile, English version (OHIP-16). Initial comparison of baseline data of ectopic canine subjects was done with severe crowding (>8mm) and Class I normal occlusion with the matched number and aged subjects in later groups. Also, comparison of OHIP-16 scores among 4 OTM, baseline, 1-day and 28-day after treatment were done. Results OHIP-16 scores of ectopic canine, severe crowding and Class I normal occlusion group was 33.06, 33.09 and 26.43 respectively. Subjects with ectopic canine and severe crowding reported a significantly greater negative impact on the embarrassment, avoid smiling and lack of self-confidence however, overall OHRQoL score was insignificant. OHRQoL (total OHIP-16 score and score for each domain) have no significant changes among 4 OTM group (P >0.05). Significant dissimilarities in OHIP-16 scores were apparent with respect to treatment time. Conclusion Untreated malocclusion has a significant negative impact on OHRQoL. The greatest negative impact was seen in the several domain 1-day after treatment however, gradual improvement noted 28-day after treatment irrespective of 4 different OTM.

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Oral Health Impact Profile in Orthodontic patient with Ectopic canine: A prospective clinical intervention of four treatment modalities

Alam

2019

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“…Patients and their parents have been shown to share similar expectations of orthodontic treatment in most aspects, although parents seem to have more realistic expectations in their estimated duration of treatment at the initial visit. Ethnicity was shown to significantly influence expectations for the outcome of orthodontic treatment, and this may relate to differences in the patients' and parents' assessment of the outcome of care [8]. Some researchers have shown that orthodontic treatment using fixed appliances resulted in a significantly improved quality of life after two years of treatment [9,10].…”

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“…A study included 1,675 adolescents; its methodology was based on administration of two OHRQoL scales and malocclusion assessment with an objective measure, the Index of Orthodontic Treatment Need (IOTN) individuals who had completed orthodontic treatment stated fewer oral health impacts than their other participants who were presently under treatment (2 times less) and fewer than those who were never treated almost by one fold [17] Adolescent with high need of treatment (using the IOTN) reported 3 times more dental impacts on the OHRQoL measures than did young individuals with lower need. Children with acceptable or ideal occlusion and their parents reported higher OHRQoL than those with any degree of malocclusion, precisely children who had increased overjet (>6 mm) or anterior spacing more than 1.5 mm between adjacent teeth [13]. Another investigation assessed the link between OHRQoL and malocclusion severity among 430 children ages twelve to thirteen who varied in their extent of malocclusion [14].…”

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Oral Health Related Quality of Life Impact in Dentistry

Alzoubi¹

2017

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In spite of its recent emergence over the past 30 years, oral health-related quality of life (OHRQoL) has important impact on the clinical practice of dentistry and dental research. OHRQoL is a multidimensional paradigm that involves a subjective evaluation of the individual's oral health, functional well-being, emotional wellbeing, expectations and satisfaction with care, and sense of self. It has been beneficial in relation to clinical research and health policies regulation.

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“…Por esta razón, preservar la integridad del periodonto es generalmente difícil de lograr y algunas veces se asocia con un largo periodo de tratamiento. Basados en estos principios, un aumento en la fuerza aplicada con el objetivo de acelerar el tratamiento de ortodoncia convencional, no es recomendable, pues el tejido periodontal no soportaría la resistencia del hueso alveolar sin sufrir daños en el ligamento y en las raíces dentarias 2,3 .…”

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Manejo interdisciplinario: ortodoncia osteogénica periodontalmente acelerada en paciente con recesión gingival. Reporte de caso

Campos

Lopez

Zevallos

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Odontol. sanmarquina

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La ortodoncia osteogénica periodontalmente acelerada es un procedimiento indicado para minimizar el tiempo de tratamiento ortodóncico brindando una alternativa de tratamiento a pacientes periodontalmente comprometidos, con presencia de reabsorciones radiculares, periodonto reducido, entre otros. Los problemas periodontales no diagnosticados pueden ser agravados durante el tratamiento ortodóncico y dependiendo de su severidad, pueden requerir un tratamiento previo. El objetivo de este reporte es presentar el caso de una paciente con maloclusión Clase I con apiñamiento y recesión gingival, tratada con injerto conectivo de tejido libre, corticotomía con injerto óseo y técnica de arco recto prescripción CCO. Finalmente, se puede concluir que el manejo interdisciplinario es importante para el correcto diagnóstico y tratamiento de los pacientes. La ortodoncia osteogénica periodontalmente acelerada es una alternativa viable que reduce el tiempo de tratamiento ortodóncico y mantiene o mejorá la condición periodontal de los pacientes.

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Patients’ expectations of orthodontic treatment: Part 2—findings from a questionnaire survey

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Oral Health Impact Profile in Orthodontic patient with Ectopic canine: A prospective clinical intervention of four treatment modalities

Oral Health Impact Profile in Orthodontic patient with Ectopic canine: A prospective clinical intervention of four treatment modalities

Oral Health Related Quality of Life Impact in Dentistry

Manejo interdisciplinario: ortodoncia osteogénica periodontalmente acelerada en paciente con recesión gingival. Reporte de caso

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