2017
DOI: 10.30659/odj.4.2.143-148
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Penggunaan Pir T-Loop Untuk Perbaikan I Gigi Molar Kedua Permanen Rahang Bawah

Abstract: Background: Mesial tipping of permanent molar could be corrected by many ways. One of the simplest way was by using T-loop spring. Objective: To report the result of using straight wire appliance system Roth with ¬T-loop spring in order correction of mesial tipping of second lower permanent molar on both side. Case Management: A 35 years old woman came with chief complain wanted to fix the lower left and right molar which was tilted and felt uncomfortable during mastication. OPG examination showed a mesial tip… Show more

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“…If the space of missing teeth is not replaced in a long time and prothesis or dentures are not installed, it will cause the drifting of dental inclination which later covers the edentulous space, the resulted in malocclusion and other dental health problems. 7 Deciduous teeth function as a guide for permanent teeth eruption. If the teeth are extracted early, then permanent teeth will lose its direction so that it will not erupt in appropriate place resulting in malocclusion.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If the space of missing teeth is not replaced in a long time and prothesis or dentures are not installed, it will cause the drifting of dental inclination which later covers the edentulous space, the resulted in malocclusion and other dental health problems. 7 Deciduous teeth function as a guide for permanent teeth eruption. If the teeth are extracted early, then permanent teeth will lose its direction so that it will not erupt in appropriate place resulting in malocclusion.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%