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Skeletal expansion is easily achievable even in late teens when the right expander design and accurate diagnosis are use...
03/03/2025

Skeletal expansion is easily achievable even in late teens when the right expander design and accurate diagnosis are used! 🦷✨

In this case, a 19yo female, we chose a McNamara expander to increase anchorage and reduce posterior crown tipping. 💪 We also added some overcorrection to prevent transversal relapse once the expander is removed (around 6 months). ⏳

Want to know which appliances to use for different ages and issues? 🤔 Join us for an in-depth look in our upcoming Intensive course! 📚🎓

21/11/2024

🦷Fixing lower crime of spee with aligners while fixing the class II using Cariere Motion

🔍 Complex case of lower incisor intrusion with aligners and TADs. The absence of first and second molars (5s and 6s) lim...
14/11/2024

🔍 Complex case of lower incisor intrusion with aligners and TADs. The absence of first and second molars (5s and 6s) limited posterior anchorage, and with no incisor crowding, achieving relative intrusion movements was challenging.

The solution: two interradicular TADs!

💪 Thanks to this combination of biomechanics with aligners and TADs, we achieved controlled, efficient pure intrusion.

Invisible aligners work by applying controlled, specific forces to the teeth, allowing them to gradually move into the d...
13/11/2024

Invisible aligners work by applying controlled, specific forces to the teeth, allowing them to gradually move into the desired position. Each aligner is designed to exert light, continuous pressure on the teeth, gradually moving them in the necessary direction. These aligners are replaced periodically, typically every one to two weeks, with each new set designed to continue the dental movement, always progressing towards bite correction and alignment.

Treatment planning is carried out using advanced digital technology, such as 3D scans, which provides precise visualization of the teeth and the movement design to follow. The orthodontist can plan the treatment accurately, ensuring that each aligner fits the patient’s specific needs. This personalization makes tooth movement more precise and predictable, optimizing treatment results.

An important advantage of invisible aligners is that they distribute forces evenly across the teeth, helping to reduce discomfort compared to traditional braces. Additionally, aligners are made from a soft, flexible material that comfortably adapts to the mouth, minimizing irritation to the gums and oral tissues. They also allow for specific tooth movements, such as intrusion (moving teeth inward into the gums), extrusion (moving teeth outward), rotation, or translation (shifting teeth along the dental arch).

Class II intermaxillary elastics can be placed in different ways, depending on the patient's needs and the treatment goa...
12/11/2024

Class II intermaxillary elastics can be placed in different ways, depending on the patient's needs and the treatment goals. Here are the two configurations mentioned:

1. From the upper canine to the lower molar: This is one of the most common ways to use Class II elastics. The elastic is placed from the upper canine (on the upper arch) to the lower molar (on the lower arch). This type of elastic helps correct overbite and improve the relationship between the dental arches by moving the lower jaw backward and aligning both the anterior and posterior teeth.

2. From the distal of the upper lateral to the lower molar: In this case, the elastic is placed from the distal of the upper lateral (usually the second premolar or first molar) to the lower molar. This approach is used when greater control over the posterior movements of the upper arch is needed, providing additional anchorage. It helps correct a Class II molar discrepancy without compromising the alignment of the anterior teeth.

Both configurations can be effective depending on the case, but the choice between one or the other depends on the diagnosis and the specific treatment needs of the patient. Generally, elastics from the canine are more common for correcting a Class II, while elastics from the lateral or premolar can be useful for more precise control of posterior tooth movements.

11/11/2024

In this 3D video, we can see each stage of dental movement leading to perfect alignment of the lower arch.

Thanks to detailed scanning and the use of aligners, we could precisely plan each step from the initial diagnosis.

Technology and thorough analysis make all the difference in achieving optimal results.

Precision in dentistry is key to the success of any treatment, and thanks to new digital diagnostic technologies, it is ...
16/10/2024

Precision in dentistry is key to the success of any treatment, and thanks to new digital diagnostic technologies, it is now possible to achieve a detailed and exact evaluation. In this image, we present an intraoral scan that precisely reflects the achieved bone expansion measurements, a fundamental aspect in the structural improvement process.

The use of digital scanning tools allows us to measure advancements in real time and with high accuracy, providing a comprehensive and objective view of the changes achieved. This level of precision not only enhances the diagnosis but also enables a treatment plan based on solid, personalized data for each patient.

An accurate diagnosis, supported by advanced technology, is the foundation of an effective dental treatment with long-lasting results.

Swipe right to explore this before and after transformation. In this case, we achieved a successful correction of the an...
11/10/2024

Swipe right to explore this before and after transformation.
In this case, we achieved a successful correction of the anterior crossbite, enhancing both function and aesthetics.
What are your thoughts on this remarkable change?

10/10/2024

In this video, we can see how upper arch expansion is done using aligners.

🦷 This treatment gradually creates more space, guiding teeth to their ideal position and improving both aesthetics and bite functionality. Thanks to digital scanning technology and customized aligners, the process is comfortable and discreet, adapting to each patient's unique pace.

Expansion with aligners not only transforms the smile but also contributes to better long-term oral health.

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