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Vedete care au purtat aparat dentar

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Periuta de dinti pentru aparat dentar Exista periute de dinti special concepute pentru igiena orala a celor care poarta aparat dentar (periute ortodontice) indiferent de materialul din care este confectionat aparatul: metalic, ceramic …

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Vedete care au purtat aparat dentar Să nu vă simțiți prost pentru că trebuie să purtați aparat dentar. Aceste celebrități l-au luat cu ele și pe covorul roșu. Aflați ce staruri și-au reparat dantura. (Getty Images)

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What to do if problems arise?

If you cannot insert the key in the hole of the screw, you probably have not completed the previous turn.
To complete it, try to reinsert the key in the hole that is now at the back of the appliance (to do so, the key should be oriented toward the throat instead of the opening of the mouth).
Complete the turn by pushing the key as far away backward as possible. Then, remove it while it faces the throat instead of bringing the key forward.

A new hole should have appeared in front of the screw. Do not forget to always wrap the string around your wrist.
If you feel pain in the jaw joints or any other symptoms that seem abnormal, let us know. It may be necessary to do certain minor adjustments to the appliance or to the posterior teeth.
The expander must stay fixated to the teeth for a period of about 4 months. If you ever notice that the appliance moves or is debonded, stop the activation and communicate with our office.
Insertion of the key in the expander with the string wrapped around the fingers or wrist.

Activation of an expander in the mouth using the key.
A special activation “key” that allows for a better grip on the rod that must be inserted in the hole of the expansion screw exists. This may be useful for patients who have a more limited opening of the mouth or if you have a hard time with a standard key. We will provide you with this key if necessary.

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Lip Bumper

Lip Bumpers are used to create arch length (space) in the lower jaw of young, growing children to accomodate for future eruption of adult teeth.The primary cause of this problem is heredity. Other factors include late loss of primary(baby) teeth, or early loss of primary teeth due to decay. If left untreated, significant crowding could lead to the removal of permanent teeth. The Lip Bumper works with the natural forces of the lip, cheek and tongue muscles resulting in mild tooth movements.

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Pana la ce varsta imi pot pune aparat dentar? Raspunsul corect ar fi, pana la varsta la care iti poti lua si permisul auto. Practic, nu exista o varsta limita, tratamentul ortodontic va da rezultate cata vreme medicul ortodont stie ce face, ia…

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Teeth eruption

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Poor oral hygiene with orthodontic braces

Guidelines for Developing Class III Malocclusion

Class III malocclusion can be defined as a skeletal facial deformity characterized by a forward mandibular position with respect to the cranial base and/or maxilla (Fig. 15-1). This facial dysplasia can be classified as mandibular prognathism, maxillary retrognathism, or a combination of both, depending on the variation of the anteroposterior jaw relationships. Vertically, it can also be divided into three basic types depending on the vertical disproportions: long, average, and short face (see Fig. 15-1).

In this chapter, Class III malocclusion will refer only to anteroposterior dysplasia. Class III malocclusion represents patients with anterior crossbite and a skeletal Class III jaw disharmony (Fig. 15-2). Pseudo–Class III malocclusion, which is characterized by an anterior crossbite and a skeletal Class I relationship, is excluded from this category.

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Rubber bands
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