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The aim was to distract the tooth segments through the curve of the dental arch and achieve complete closure of the gaps.
A recent innovative use of distraction osteogenesis in orthodontic tooth movement is to move individual tooth segments rapidly thus reducing orthodontic treatment time.
A recent innovative use of distraction osteogenesis technique in the field of orthodontic tooth movement is the application of the principle of distraction to move individual tooth segments rapidly, thus reducing orthodontic treatment time.
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For PLM examination, 140- to 160-μm-thick sections were prepared from each tooth segment.
The opinion of professional millwrights was sought, and it was decided that a scaled-up version of the original brake wheel would be made, but retaining the cast iron teeth segments.
Line of action in all these cases passed below the estimated center of resistance of the anterior teeth segment.
Intrusion or extrusion of the anterior teeth segment depended on the level of the mini screw and the edge of the power arm on the Z axis.
They observed that increasing the height of the power arm reduced the clockwise moment of the anterior teeth segment during retraction.
The retraction of four incisors after canine retraction is accepted as a method to minimize the mesial movement of the posterior teeth segment, whereas en-masse retraction of six anterior teeth may create anchorage problems.
When the mini screw was placed in the distal position (between the second premolar and first molar), the rotation of the anterior teeth segment increased while the movement in the vertical plane decreased.
The prescribed 10 representative teeth in the 6 segments (tooth position: 11, 16, 17, 26, 27, 31, 36, 37, 46, and 47) were examined.
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