Wilckodontics: How and Why?

Vaidya, Mrudul; Chandra, Sourav; Jyothikiran, H; Shashikumar, Pratibha; Raghunath, N.

doi:10.21474/ijar01/5810

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“…Selected corticotomy limited to the buccal and labial aspects also significantly reduces treatment time. [8] • The use of conventional instruments such as chisel and mallet or surgical burs, microsaws with external irrigants, or trephine burs has long been used traditionally in performing corticotomy procedures. However, the major disadvantage is that the conventional instruments require greater exposure of the surgical site, greater frictional heat generated by motordriven instruments which may also hinder the healing process, and finally difficult to control in areas which require precise cut and are densely mineralized.…”

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An innovative approach for faster orthodontic tooth movement – A case report

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Wilckodontics also known as Periodontally Accelerated Osteogenic Orthodontics (PAOO) is a technique used to reduce orthodontic treatment time and achieve faster tooth movement as compared with conventional orthodontics. This present case demonstrates the use of piezosurgery to facilitate rapid orthodontic tooth movement in relatively shorter treatment time. The total treatment time required to complete the orthodontic treatment was 13 months for this case.

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“…[3] • It has been proved that the surgical-assisted approaches are the most effective techniques compared to any other methods of acceleration of orthodontic tooth movement. [4] Various surgical approaches available in this field are corticotomy, [5,6] Wilckodontics, [7,8] and piezocision. [9] Case Report…”

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