Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Bhavna Shroff and Steven J. Lindauer Seminars in Orthodontics, Vol 7, No 1 (March), 2001: pp 1625
OUTLINE OF CONTENTS
Introduction Leveling With Straight Wires Side Effects of Straight Wire Mechanics in the First Order Side Effects of Straight Wire Mechanics in the Second Order Conclusion
INTRODUCTION
May involve all of the teeth or may exclude some teeth Important in sliding mechanics for space closure
W R Proffit, H W Fields, and David Sarver, Contemporary Orthodontics, 4th Edition, Mosby, 2006
INTRODUCTION
Increase the possibility of the undesirable side effects Analysis of the force systems will show the unanticipated side effects before they occur
Key I. Molar relationship Key II. Crown angulation (tip) Key III. Crown inclination Key IV. Rotations Key V. Tight contacts Key VI. Occlusal plane
Asymmetric
Step geometry
Asymmetric V geometry
Symmetric V geometry
SYMMETRIC V GEOMETRY
consistent
STEP GEOMETRY
Stabilized arch
CONCLUSION
Straight wire mechanics often be used during orthodontic leveling and aligning Analysis of the relationships between adjacent teeth will show that the force systems will be desirable or not Alternative treatment strategies may be indicated when the anticipated side effects are unfavorable Evaluation of the force systems during orthodontic leveling and aligning can improve treatment efficiency and help avoid unexpected tooth movements