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Orthodontic Aligners: Current Perspectives for the Modern Orthodontic Office ( summary )

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     if you are intersted in this article please follow for more readings https://myorthodonticsblogg.blogspot.com/ In this Article many questions have been answered .. 1- What are the advantages of using orthodontic aligners over traditional braces? 2-How do orthodontic offices incorporate aligners into their treatment plans? 3- what is shape-memory sheet (ClearX)? 4-Are there any limitations or drawbacks to using aligners for orthodontic treatment? Orthodontic aligners have several advantages over traditional braces, including: 1. Aesthetics: Aligners are virtually invisible, making them a popular choice for adults and teenagers who are self-conscious about their appearance. Unlike traditional braces, which use metal brackets and wires, aligners are made of clear plastic and are custom-fitted to the patient's teeth. 2. Comfort: Aligners are made of smooth, comfortable plastic that does not irritate the gums or cheeks. Unlike traditional braces, which can cause discomfort an
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What is Appliance Customization in Orthodntics ?

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  if you are intersted in this article please follow for more readings https://myorthodonticsblogg.blogspot.com/     👈🏻 Outline • Introduction • Technologies used • Techniques • Customized precision prescriptions • Semi-customed appliances • Fully customized appliances • Summary ·        References   1-                      Introduction The power, speed, low cost and portability of modern computers has made substantial computing power readily available while digital design and manufacturing techniques are now transferable into orthodontic practice. Customisation types Customised precision prescription appliances or orthodontic treatment can be   delivered by either: • Customising or individualising brackets to the patient’s tooth morphology • Customising the bracket-tooth surface composite/resin interface to the patient’s   tooth morphology and planned treatment needs • Customising the archwires to the patient’s tooth morphology and planned treatment
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Exploring AI in Orthodontics and Stream lining Your Orthodontic Workflow with AI

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  if you are intersted in this article please follow for more readings https://myorthodonticsblogg.blogspot.com/     👈🏻 Exploring AI in Orthodontics  Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being used increasingly in orthodontics to automate various processes AI can be used to increase accuracy and efficiency in orthodontic care AI can help to improve the overall patient experience by making orthodontic treatments faster and more comfortable. AI and machine learning can be used to identify patterns and predict outcomes in orthodontic treatments. To ensure the best results, collaboration between orthodontic professionals and technicians is important to achieve the most successful outcomes with AI.  Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be used to analyze data to obtain the most favorable outcome when treating a malocclusion . Collaboration between orthodontic professionals and technicians is needed to achieve a positive symbiosis between AI and the clinic.  Making use of 3D printing technology can
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Frequently Asked Questions about Orthodontic Retainers

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  if you are intersted in this article please follow for more readings https://myorthodonticsblogg.blogspot.com/     👈🏻 What is the importance of retention in orthodontic treatment? Retention is an important part of orthodontic treatment because it ensures that the teeth remain in their proper positions after the braces or aligners have been removed. Without proper retention, the teeth may shift back to their original positions, undoing months or even years of progress. By wearing a retainer as directed by the orthodontist, patients can maintain their new smiles and prevent the need for additional treatment in the future. Regular dental check-ups and cleanings are also important to ensure the continued success of orthodontic treatment. What types of retention options are available for patients? There are a variety of retention options available for patients to maintain the results of their treatments. These may include wearing retainers, using clear aligners, or undergoing periodic t
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Retention in Orthodontics

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  if you are intersted in this article please follow for more readings https://myorthodonticsblogg.blogspot.com/     👈🏻 Congratulations on getting your braces off! You have now achieved a beautiful, straight smile. At this point, it's important to not let all your hard work go to waste. You want to retain your smile, and that's where orthodontic retention comes into play. In this blog, we will cover all things related to orthodontic retention, including the types of retainers available for orthodontic treatment, how to take care of your retainer for optimal results, and how long you should wear a retainer. Additionally, we’ll discuss the pros and cons of orthodontic retention to help you make an informed decision that works best for you. Lastly, it's always a good idea to seek professional advice from an orthodontist, and we’ll touch on that too. Read on to learn how to keep your beautiful, straight smile for a lifetime. Retain Your Smile with Orthodontic Retention Once y
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Arch wire sequencing in Orthdontics

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  if you are intersted in this article please follow for more readings https://myorthodonticsblogg.blogspot.com/       👈🏻 Arch sequencing depends on : 1-   Archwire Types 2-   Archwire Functions 3-   Archwire Sequencing according to cases (where different situations requires sequences ) 4-   Pain associated with Archwire placement and activation  INTRODUCTION        A successful orthodontic therapy depends not only on manual skills and knowledge of treatment steps but also on knowledge and choice of materials used. One of the major components of fixed orthodontic therapy is the choice of wires. Orthodontic wires are defined as devices comprising a wire conforming to the alveolar or dental arch, which is used as an anchorage for correcting irregularities in the position of teeth . Therefore, the aim of the this assignment   was to focus on the differences in the features of wires as well as their working sequence according to the treatment plan.   1-   Archwire Types:
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Class II division 2 Malocclusion in Orthodontics

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  if you are intersted in this article please follow for more readings https://myorthodonticsblogg.blogspot.com/        👈🏻 Class II Division 2 (definition) : Acc. To Angle’s Classification It is when the buccal groove of the 1 st Mandibular molar occludes distal to mesio-buccal cusp of 1 st maxillary molar with retroclination of maxillary central incisors. Acc. To British Standards classification (Incisor relationship) The lower incisors edgs occlude posteriorly to the   cingulum plateau of the upper incisors &   the lower centrals are retruded (due to lack of stops) Sub-types Type A : Maxillary centrals and      laterals are retroclined. Type B : Maxillary Laterals overlapping the retroclined centrals . Type C : Maxillary centrals and laterals areretroclined and are overlapped by max. canines.   Criteria Extra Oral features : - Shape of head : Brachycephalic - Facial Profile : Convex / Straight - Chin : prominent - Lower lip : Everted (lower
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MCQs on Growth & Development in Orthodontics

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  1-     if you are intersted in this article please follow for more readings https://myorthodonticsblogg.blogspot.com/        👈🏻 Regarding functional matrix theory, all of the following is correct except ……… a-    It denies the intrinsic growth potential of the cartilage. b-    Soft tissue adjacent to the bone is the primary determinant of growth. c-    Both sutures and synchondrosis are growth sites. d-    Capsular matrix molds bony ridges.   2-    The center of rotation occurs at the premolar area in case of …… a-    Forward rotation type I. b-    Forward rotation type II. c-    forward rotation type III. d-    Backward rotation type II.   3-    The increase in the mandibular intercanine width ceases at an age of ……. a-    6 years. b-    9 years. c-    12 years. d-    15 years.   Changes in the rate of growth of a child can be detected using growth charts. a-    True b-    False.   5-    Embryonic stem cells can be derived from the ………….
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