MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH OPEN BITE MALOCCLUSION IN THE RETENTION PHASE

All were clinically examined for evaluation of facial images, plaster models of the jaws, as well as for exploration of the lateral cephalograms of the head with a notion of the type of facial skeleton growth, and functional condition of the muscles of the dentognathic system. Evaluation of results...

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Published in:International journal of medical dentistry 2024-01, Vol.28 (1), p.55-62
Main Authors: Tsyzh, Olha, Tsyzh, Albina, Zhachko, Nataliia, Palamarchuk, Serhii
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Dental occlusion
Electromyography
Jaw
Mastication
Mathematical models
Maxillofacial
Muscles
Orthodontics
Patients
Retention
Teeth
Tongue
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Summary:All were clinically examined for evaluation of facial images, plaster models of the jaws, as well as for exploration of the lateral cephalograms of the head with a notion of the type of facial skeleton growth, and functional condition of the muscles of the dentognathic system. Evaluation of results was done 12 months after the retention phase using clinical, as well as laboratory research methods (electromyography and occlusal analysis). To preserve the results of the treatment of open bite malocclusion in patients with the vertical type of growth with decreased function of masticatory and mimic muscles of the maxillofacial area, we developed orthodontic retention (Fig. 2) [18]. To provide an effective treatment of the open bite occlusion it is necessary to correctly determine the magnitude, direction and application site of the orthodontic effort vector, which is achieved by methods of mechanical - mathematical modelling.
ISSN:2066-6063
2392-8018