Relapse Of Orthodontic Treatment at Percy Steven blog

Relapse Of Orthodontic Treatment. An important problem for patients completing orthodontic treatment is maintaining their lower front teeth in the corrected position. Retention is the phase of orthodontic treatment that attempts to keep teeth in the corrected positions after treatment with orthodontic braces. Active phase of treatment in anticipation of relapse, and then implement an appropriate retention protocol with fixed and/or removable retainers (figures 1. The present article will provide a contemporary overview of retention and relapse in orthodontics, and will discuss the. Many investigators have demonstrated that relapse following orthodontic treatment is caused by the lack of reorganization. Retention, to maintain the position of corrected teeth, has become one of the most important phases of orthodontic treatment. Orthodontists must fully inform patients about the implications of orthodontic treatment and the subsequent need for retention. The purpose of orthodontic therapy is to correct malocclusion and produce a stable outcome that endures over time.

Many investigators have demonstrated that relapse following orthodontic treatment is caused by the lack of reorganization. Retention, to maintain the position of corrected teeth, has become one of the most important phases of orthodontic treatment. An important problem for patients completing orthodontic treatment is maintaining their lower front teeth in the corrected position. Orthodontists must fully inform patients about the implications of orthodontic treatment and the subsequent need for retention. The present article will provide a contemporary overview of retention and relapse in orthodontics, and will discuss the. Active phase of treatment in anticipation of relapse, and then implement an appropriate retention protocol with fixed and/or removable retainers (figures 1. Retention is the phase of orthodontic treatment that attempts to keep teeth in the corrected positions after treatment with orthodontic braces. The purpose of orthodontic therapy is to correct malocclusion and produce a stable outcome that endures over time.

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Relapse Of Orthodontic Treatment Retention, to maintain the position of corrected teeth, has become one of the most important phases of orthodontic treatment. Retention, to maintain the position of corrected teeth, has become one of the most important phases of orthodontic treatment. Retention is the phase of orthodontic treatment that attempts to keep teeth in the corrected positions after treatment with orthodontic braces. The present article will provide a contemporary overview of retention and relapse in orthodontics, and will discuss the. An important problem for patients completing orthodontic treatment is maintaining their lower front teeth in the corrected position. Many investigators have demonstrated that relapse following orthodontic treatment is caused by the lack of reorganization. Active phase of treatment in anticipation of relapse, and then implement an appropriate retention protocol with fixed and/or removable retainers (figures 1. Orthodontists must fully inform patients about the implications of orthodontic treatment and the subsequent need for retention. The purpose of orthodontic therapy is to correct malocclusion and produce a stable outcome that endures over time.