2007
DOI: 10.1590/s1415-54192007000500005
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Retração rápida de caninos associada ao levantamento do seio maxilar

Abstract: Introdução: a retração rápida de caninos por distração do ligamento periodontal é uma técnica de movimentação dentária que permite o fechamento de espaço da extração de primeiros pré-molares em um intervalo de 2 ou 3 semanas, proporcionando uma redução significativa no tempo do tratamento ortodôntico. A técnica cirúrgica para realização deste procedimento é relativamente simples, entretanto, nos casos onde o seio maxilar apresenta-se próximo ao ápice radicular de caninos e pré-molares, sempre há o risco de per… Show more

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“…Through an opening made in the buccal bone plate above the apex of the first premolar the sinus membrane was lifted to avoid the risk of injuries to this structure. 16 After noting the ease of access in performing the buccal access, and considering the existence of bone fenestrations in the premolar region due to the thinness of the buccal bone plate in this region, this modification was incorporated in order to minimize the risk of injury to the root of the canine. This risk is due to technical difficulties involved in performing a horizontal corticotomy (above the apex of the canine) by intra-alveolar access in the upper arch (Fig 4).…”
Section: Original Surgical Techniquementioning
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“…Through an opening made in the buccal bone plate above the apex of the first premolar the sinus membrane was lifted to avoid the risk of injuries to this structure. 16 After noting the ease of access in performing the buccal access, and considering the existence of bone fenestrations in the premolar region due to the thinness of the buccal bone plate in this region, this modification was incorporated in order to minimize the risk of injury to the root of the canine. This risk is due to technical difficulties involved in performing a horizontal corticotomy (above the apex of the canine) by intra-alveolar access in the upper arch (Fig 4).…”
Section: Original Surgical Techniquementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The literature is not conclusive in this respect. 1,2,3,7,8,11,16,17 The authors of this article have used this latency period in cases where the procedure was more invasive with considerable tissue manipulation.…”
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