'Tooth movement' presentation slideshows

The biological basis of the orthodontic Therapy

The biological basis of the orthodontic Therapy. Fengshan Chen Tongji University. Law 1 In orthodontics, tooth moves through bone and brings the periodontal ligament with it. The basis of the Periodontal Ligament (PDL). Normal width 0.25 mm or 250 micrometers.

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In the name of God

In the name of God. Tooth response to orthodontic force Biomechanics in orthodontics Different types of tooth movement Anchorage and its control Deleterious effects of orthodontic force By: Dr. Sepideh Arab. Periodontal and bone response to normal function.

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Eruption and Shedding of Teeth

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Eruption and Shedding of Teeth

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Eruption and Shedding of Teeth

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M. KATAN PRETREATMENT RECORDS

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Under Armour Performance Mouthwear

Neuromuscular Balance through ArmourBite. Under Armour Performance Mouthwear. How does UA Performance Mouthwear work?. Boil & Bite Mouthguard & Mouthpiece. Custom fit Mouthguard & Mouthpiece. Influence of the power wedges: jaw dropping (downward and forward )

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Materials & Restorations

Materials & Restorations. Dr S.E.Jabbarifar April 2009. Materials & Restorations. Back to basics !. Topics we will cover today. Choice of materials Their properties and uses Their advantages & disadvantages Why do restorations fail ? Preserving tooth structure Repairing old fillings

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Materials & Restorations

Materials & Restorations. Dr S.E.Jabbarifar April 2009. Materials & Restorations. Back to basics !. Topics we will cover today. Choice of materials Their properties and uses Their advantages & disadvantages Why do restorations fail ? Preserving tooth structure Repairing old fillings

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Biological and mechanical principles of orthodontic tooth movement B. Mechanical principles

Biological and mechanical principles of orthodontic tooth movement B. Mechanical principles. Sara El- kilani Specialist orthodontist. Learning outcomes. To define centre of resistance, force, couple and moment of force. To illustrate various types of tooth movements.

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Introduction

Introduction. The following habits could be considered as the most important habits precipitating malocclusion. Digit sucking Lower Lip sucking and biting Mouth Breathing Tongue Thrust Nail Biting Use of Pacifier/bottle feeding.

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Advantages of Invisalign over Regular braces | Invisalign Treatment in Bangalore

Invisalign are clear aligners used for orthodontic treatment. The aligners are a series of invisible, removable orthodontic appliances that fit over your teeth. Your teeth are 3D scanned and the appliance is custom made on your teeth to guarantee a perfect fit. To know more, visit: https://nelivigidentalclinic.com/2019/09/23/advantages-of-invisalign-over-regular-braces/

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Orthodontics Treatment for Children

Orthodontists are the specialists in dentistry field who mainly focus on correcting the disordered teeth or crossbites. Orthodontic treatments in kids/teens are commonly known as Phase 1 or Interceptive Orthodontics. According to the American Association of Orthodontics recommendations, parents should meet their kids to an orthodontist by the age of 7 years. In these days a lot of orthodontic treatment options available such as retainers, aligners, different types of braces, Invisalign etc.

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