Temporary Skeletal Anchorage Devices [electronic resource] : A Guide to Design and Evidence-Based Solution /
Kim, Ki Beom.editor.
Anchorage control is one of the most challenging tasks in orthodontic treatment.  Many different types of appliance are used to control anchorage, but an excellent outcome may be difficult to achieve owing to either poor mechanics or inadequate patient compliance. Recently, temporary skeletal anchorage devices (TSADs) have become popular in orthodontics. Some orthodontic movements that are now possible using TSADs were previously considered almost impossible with traditional orthodontic appliances. Several different types of TSAD are currently available, and in choosing between them orthodontists are obliged to rely on the information provided by manufacturers, which is often not based on scientific evidence. This book therefore presents the various design characteristics of TSADs and provides up-to-date scientific evidence to assist orthodontists in selecting the best TSADs for their patients.
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references and index at the end of each chapters.
Biological and Mechanical Aspects of TSADs -- Partially Osseointegration based Mini-Implant in Orthodontics -- Total Maxillary Distalization with Palatal Plate -- Frog Appliance -- Settling the Score with Class IIs using Miniscrew Anchorage -- Transverse Correction with TSADs -- Molar Protraction and Orthodontic Replacement of Missing Posterior Teeth -- Simultaneous Distalization of Bimaxillary Posterior Teeth based on Strategic Third Molar Extraction -- Biocreative Therapy using C-Tube Plates -- Correction of Midface Deficiency using Temporary Skeletal Anchorage Device -- Pre-Orthodontic Orthognathic Surgery with TSADs -- Lingual Orthodontics with TSAD.
Anchorage control is one of the most challenging tasks in orthodontic treatment.  Many different types of appliance are used to control anchorage, but an excellent outcome may be difficult to achieve owing to either poor mechanics or inadequate patient compliance. Recently, temporary skeletal anchorage devices (TSADs) have become popular in orthodontics. Some orthodontic movements that are now possible using TSADs were previously considered almost impossible with traditional orthodontic appliances. Several different types of TSAD are currently available, and in choosing between them orthodontists are obliged to rely on the information provided by manufacturers, which is often not based on scientific evidence. This book therefore presents the various design characteristics of TSADs and provides up-to-date scientific evidence to assist orthodontists in selecting the best TSADs for their patients.
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