Hypoplasia of the upper maxilla is a widespread condition which orthodontists often need to face during early treatment. Mechanical maxillary expansion (both rapid and slow) produce undiagnosed effects on the palatal suture and unwanted side-effects on the periodontium and alveolar process, as well as anchorage-teeth displacement, root resorption, bone fenestration. It is clear that early therapies need a nonmechanical and non-traumatic approach in the respect of the physiology and biology of one of the most important systems for the future health of the developing patient.
Paediatric Orthodontics Part 3: Masticatory function during development
Marzo G.;Quinzi V.
2019-01-01
Abstract
Hypoplasia of the upper maxilla is a widespread condition which orthodontists often need to face during early treatment. Mechanical maxillary expansion (both rapid and slow) produce undiagnosed effects on the palatal suture and unwanted side-effects on the periodontium and alveolar process, as well as anchorage-teeth displacement, root resorption, bone fenestration. It is clear that early therapies need a nonmechanical and non-traumatic approach in the respect of the physiology and biology of one of the most important systems for the future health of the developing patient.File in questo prodotto:
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