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17/09/2026

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🚫 Patients who abandon orthodontic treatment are seriously affecting their oral health.

06/09/2026
A rewarding Class III camouflage case demonstrating what patient compliance + sound biomechanics + careful treatment pla...
27/08/2026

A rewarding Class III camouflage case demonstrating what patient compliance + sound biomechanics + careful treatment planning can accomplish.

Diagnosis: Skeletal Class III relationship characterized by maxillary deficiency and mandibular excess, managed conservatively without orthognathic surgery.

Treatment was initiated in August 2025, utilizing:
• Posterior bite turbos for disclusion and controlled bite opening
• NiTi open-coil springs for space creation and dental correction
• Fixed orthodontic mechanics for progressive anterior relationship correction
• Camouflage treatment, rather than surgical correction

The current result shows a significant improvement from the pretreatment anterior crossbite to a Class I anterior tooth relationship.

One of the key contributors to this progress has been an exceptionally compliant patient, a reminder that even well-designed mechanics are only as effective as the patient's cooperation.

At this stage, the anterior relationship is established, while we continue to settle and refine the posterior occlusion.

Started: August 2025
Approach: Non-surgical Class III camouflage
Current phase: Posterior settling and finishing

Class III cases remind us that treatment is not simply about correcting a cephalometric relationship, it is about understanding the skeletal discrepancy, recognizing the limits of camouflage, and strategically using dental compensation to achieve a stable and functional occlusion.

Still working toward the final finish.

Severe Overjet & Deep Bite Correction in 13 MonthsFrom a significant overjet and deep overbite to a balanced, functional...
13/06/2026

Severe Overjet & Deep Bite Correction in 13 Months

From a significant overjet and deep overbite to a balanced, functional, and esthetic occlusion in just 13 months of active treatment.

Treatment mechanics:
• Extraction of maxillary first premolars to create space and address protrusion.
• Sequential canine retraction followed by en masse retraction of the maxillary anterior segment for controlled incisor retraction and overjet reduction.
• An upper NiTi archwire placed in the lower arch was utilized to assist in correcting the lingual crossbite of the mandibular posterior teeth through gentle expansion and alignment mechanics.
• Finishing phase included enameloplasty and gingival recontouring to enhance smile symmetry and optimize anterior esthetics.

This case highlights how thoughtful diagnosis, sound biomechanics, and meticulous finishing procedures can transform not only dental alignment but also facial harmony and smile esthetics.

Left column: Initial presentation
Right column: 13-month treatment result

En masse retraction can dramatically influence not only dental alignment, but also the entire soft tissue profile.This c...
23/05/2026

En masse retraction can dramatically influence not only dental alignment, but also the entire soft tissue profile.

This case demonstrates a noticeable increase in the nasolabial angle, improved lip competence, a more defined mentolabial fold, and significant reduction of maxillary protrusion following space closure mechanics. The post-treatment profile reveals a more balanced facial harmony and enhanced overall facial aesthetics while maintaining natural soft tissue support.

Careful biomechanical control during anterior retraction remains essential in achieving both functional and esthetic outcomes.

05/04/2026

Hallelujah!

Orthodontic Transfer Case | 18-Month OutcomeSharing a challenging transfer case that required comprehensive biomechanica...
28/03/2026

Orthodontic Transfer Case | 18-Month Outcome

Sharing a challenging transfer case that required comprehensive biomechanical correction and interdisciplinary planning.
The patient initially presented with ongoing orthodontic treatment but with unresolved concerns: missing 44, 11 and 12 (previously extracted, likely due to a mesiodens), and a labially impacted 13. The existing setup did not adequately address space management, midline discrepancy, or eruption guidance.

Treatment approach:
- Extraction of 24 to facilitate space redistribution
- Controlled lateral movement of 21–23 to the left for midline correction
- Surgical exposure and orthodontic traction of impacted 13
- Recontouring of 13 to simulate a lateral incisor morphology
- Pontic substitution for 11 to restore esthetics and function

Key considerations: Achieving symmetry in the anterior segment required careful torque control, space closure mechanics, and esthetic finishing, especially with canine substitution and pontic integration. Anchorage management and force vector control were critical throughout traction and alignment phases.

Outcome: In just 18 months, we achieved functional occlusion, improved upper dental midline alignment, and a significantly enhanced smile esthetic despite the initial limitations of the case.

Transfer cases can be complex, but with proper diagnosis, biomechanics, and clear treatment objectives, predictable outcomes are still achievable.

To God be the glory!

#歯科 #歯列矯正

11/02/2026

❗A gentle but serious warning for patients with braces ❗
Orthodontic treatment doesn’t fail overnight, it fails quietly when oral hygiene, regular dental visits, and proper diet are neglected.
Braces trap plaque easily. Without meticulous brushing, flossing, routine cleanings, and diet discipline, patients risk:

• White spot lesions
• Cavities around brackets
• Inflamed or receding gums
• Permanent enamel damage
• Treatment delays, or worse, early removal of braces

Braces straighten teeth,but they do not protect them.
Your cooperation is not optional; it’s part of the treatment.
Healthy habits today prevent irreversible damage tomorrow.
Protect your smile while it’s being transformed. 🦷

30/12/2025

As we welcome 2026, we thank God for His faithfulness and thank you for trusting Coprada Dental Clinic with your smiles. We look forward to a year filled with hope, healing, and healthy smiles, serving you with care, compassion, and integrity.

24/12/2025

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2026 from Coprada Dental Clinic!

This Christmas season, we rejoice in the gift of our Savior, Jesus Christ, the true Light and Hope of the world. As we welcome the New Year 2026, we thank God for your trust and continued support. May your days be filled with His peace, your hearts with His joy, and your homes with His abiding love. We look forward to serving you and your family with care, compassion, and excellence in the year ahead.

With gratitude and blessings,
Coprada Dental Clinic

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Santa Cruz
4009

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