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Active Components of Removable Orthodontic Appliances
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Active Components of Removable Orthodontic Appliances Orthodontic treatment- active components of removable orthodontic appliances bring about tooth movements As previously discussed, removable orthodontic appliances consist of active and retentive components.  The passive components a

Base Plate- Part of Removable Orthodontic Appliance
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Base Plate- Part of Removable Orthodontic Appliance Orthodontic treatment- the base plate, a part of the removable orthodontic appliance  The base plate consists of the bulk of the removable orthodontic appliance.  It holds the active and retentive components of the appliance to

Removable Orthodontic Appliances and Oral Hygiene
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Removable Orthodontic Appliances and Oral Hygiene Oral hygiene and oral care in removable orthodontic appliances Removable orthodontic appliances can be taken care of at home.  That is an advantage for the patient.  The patient is educated by the orthodontist at the time of th

Dietary Habits- Nutrition and Oral Health
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Dietary Habits- Nutrition and Oral Health Dietary habits- overall health, nutrition and oral health A well-balanced diet providing proper nutrients is necessary for overall health and oral health.  A proper diet delivers the nutrients that are required for well-being a

Parts of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances/Braces- Buccal Tubes
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Parts of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances/Braces- Buccal Tubes Buccal tubes- Passive components of fixed orthodontic appliances used in dentistry Buccal tubes are the other passive components use in orthodontic treatment.  The normal brackets that have been previously discussed are usually fixe

Parts of Braces-Brackets According to the Material
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Parts of Braces-Brackets According to the Material Parts of fixed orthodontic appliances- types of brackets according to the material used Brackets are another passive component of fixed orthodontic appliances or braces.  Brackets act as handles that transmit forces from the active

Parts of Braces-Brackets According to the Type of Attachment to the Teeth
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Parts of Braces-Brackets According to the Type of Attachment to the Teeth Parts of fixed orthodontic appliances- types of brackets according to the type of attachment to the teeth Brackets are the passive components used in orthodontic treatment.  I have already discussed how brackets are classified accor

Parts of Braces-Brackets According to the Type of Slot

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Parts of Braces-Brackets According to the Type of Slot Parts of fixed orthodontic appliances- types of brackets according to the type of slot  Brackets are the passive components used in orthodontic treatment. They have been classified according to the slot which seats the arch

Parts of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances/Braces- Brackets

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Parts of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances/Braces- Brackets Brackets- Passive components of fixed orthodontic appliances used in dentistry Brackets are another passive component of fixed orthodontic appliances or braces.  Brackets act as handles that transmit forces from the active component

Parts of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances/Braces- Bands

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Parts of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances/Braces- Bands Bands- Passive components of fixed orthodontic appliances used in dentistry Bands are passive components in fixed orthodontic appliances.  Passive components aid in the various attachments of braces onto the teeth.  Forces are

Parts of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances/Braces- Separators

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Parts of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances/Braces- Separators Separators- Active component of fixed orthodontic appliances used in dentistry Separators are again an active component used in fixed orthodontic treatment.  Banding is a procedure in which bands are applied around teeth to help fix

Parts of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances/Braces- Elastics Part 2

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Parts of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances/Braces- Elastics Part 2 Elastics- Active component of fixed orthodontic appliances used in dentistry The classification of elastics, used in fixed orthodontic appliances, has already been discussed according to their various applications.   Th

Parts of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances/Braces- Elastics Part 1

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Parts of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances/Braces- Elastics Part 1 Elastics- Active component of fixed orthodontic appliances used in dentistry Elastics are another active component used in fixed orthodontic appliances.  Elastics echo a rubber band.  They are made of latex rubber.  There

Parts of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances/Braces- Springs
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Parts of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances/Braces- Springs Springs- Active component of fixed orthodontic appliances used in dentistry Springs are the other active components that can be used in orthodontic treatment in dentistry.  Springs can cause several tooth movements when employed in

Parts of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances/Braces- Arch wires

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Parts of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances/Braces- Arch wires Arch wires- Active component of fixed orthodontic appliances used in dentistry Arch wires are one of the active components of fixed orthodontic appliances used in orthodontic treatment.  These are the wires which are attached to the

Components of Fixed Braces in Orthodontic Treatment

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Components of Fixed Braces in Orthodontic Treatment The parts of fixed orthodontic appliances used in dentistry The main parts of a fixed orthodontic appliance can be listed as below: 1. Active Components Arch wires Springs Elast

Other General Tooth Movements During Orthodontic Treatment

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Other General Tooth Movements During Orthodontic Treatment Other tooth movements of teeth occurring during orthodontic treatment in dentistry Other than the individual tooth movements occurring during orthodontic treatment, there are other generalized movements of teeth as well.  Such tooth

Fixed Orthodontic Appliance: Type of Tooth Movements

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Fixed Orthodontic Appliance: Type of Tooth Movements Types of tooth movements involved during orthodontic treatment, fixed braces As discussed earlier, fixed orthodontic appliances have the advantage of bringing about several tooth movements simultaneously.  Whereas, removable applian

Disadvantages of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances in Dentistry
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Disadvantages of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances in Dentistry Orthodontic treatment: disadvantages of fixed braces in dentistry/impact on oral health Fixed orthodontic appliances have a number of advantages over removable appliances, but as expected, they do have a few disadvantages.  

Advantages of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances in Dentistry

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Advantages of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances in Dentistry

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Advantages of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances in Dentistry Orthodontic treatment: advantages of fixed braces in dentistry The fixed orthodontic appliance is more preferred for orthodontic treatment because of its versatility.  Of course, the use of fixed or removable appliances depends upon

Orthodontic Treatment: Fixed Orthodontic Appliances (Braces)

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Orthodontic Treatment: Fixed Orthodontic Appliances (Braces) Fixed braces used in the orthodontic treatment of crooked teeth Orthodontic treatment planning is based on the proper selection of an orthodontic appliance for a specific case.  There are several appliances that an orthodontist has

Orthodontic Treatment: Recovery and Oral Care After Removal of Braces

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Orthodontic Treatment: Recovery and Oral Care After Removal of Braces Orthodontic Retainers and oral care after removal of braces Orthodontic treatment is quite a long journey, requiring several adjustments and special oral care.  Once your orthodontist decides to remove your braces, you will have to

General Causes of Malocclusion in Dentistry

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General Causes of Malocclusion in Dentistry Orthodontic treatment: general causes of malocclusion of teeth These factors affect the body as a whole and have an extreme effect on a major part of the dento-facial structures. General causes of malocclusion of tee

Local Causes of Malocclusion in Dentistry
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Local Causes of Malocclusion in Dentistry Orthodontic treatment: local causes of malocclusion of teeth These are the factors which cause localized malocclusion, confining itself to one or more adjacent or opposing teeth.  Local causes of malocclusion

The Causes of Malocclusion in Dentistry

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The Causes of Malocclusion in Dentistry Orthodontic treatment: Causes of malocclusion of teeth Orthodontic treatment deals with the numerous malocclusions of the teeth.  Have you ever stopped to think of the causes of crooked teeth?  Well, orthodontic evaluation invo

Angle's Malocclusion Classification/ Skeletal Malocclusion
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Angle's Malocclusion Classification/ Skeletal Malocclusion A detailed overview of the Angle's malocclusion of teeth Angle's Classification Class I This represents a normal inter-arch relationship between the upper and lower 1st permanent molars.  The mesio-buccal cusp of

Skeletal Malocclusion: Caused due to Defects in the Jawbones

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Skeletal Malocclusion: Caused due to Defects in the Jawbones The third type of malocclusion- Skeletal malocclusions involving the jawbones  This type of malocclusion is due to a defect in the jawbones,i.e., maxilla and mandible.  These are referred to as skeletal malocclusions. T

Malocclusion: Dental Arch Malrelations (excluding jawbone)

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Malocclusion: Dental Arch Malrelations (excluding jawbone) The second type of malocclusion-Malpositioning of the dental arches, when the jawbones may be normally related This type of malocclusion is characterized by an unusual relationship between two or more teeth when one dental arch is compar

Malocclusion: Individual Malpositioning of Teeth
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Malocclusion: Individual Malpositioning of Teeth The first type of malocclusion of teeth in dentistry- Intra-arch occlusion A single tooth can be deviant when related to its adjacent teeth.  Such aberrations are called individual teeth malpositioning or intra-arch malocclusion.&nb