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An appliance using short skeletal anchorage screws to support the movement of impacted cuspids into the arch

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 November 2010

Daniel Chillès  and
Jean-Gabriel Chillès
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Abstract

This article shows how to apply orthodontie force to impacted cuspids and bring them into proper arch position using a unique innovative anchorage system consisting of two short mini-screws placed buccally in cortical bone. Attached to this fixed anchorage is an .018 TMA round wire that emerges from the gingiva to exert direct 3D control on the canine without any additional dental support. The general procedure for moving impacted teeth into position and the mechanics utilized are described in detail with illustrations from clinical cases we have treated.

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OrthodonticsImpacted canineBone screwsMini-screwsShort cortical screw

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Research Article
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Journal of Dentofacial Anomalies and Orthodontics , Volume 12 , Issue 1: Periodontium and D.F.O. , March 2009 , pp. 48 - 64
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© RODF / EDP Sciences

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