SV-Appliance: An Innovative Appliance in Space Management.

Q3 Dentistry
Shivangi Verma, Bhat Manohar, Abhishek Khairwa, Sunita Ranwa
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Abstract

Aim: This case study seeks to shed light on a creatively built, highly functional space regainer that demonstrated exceptional patient compliance.

Clinical discussion: Space loss, tooth size and arch length discrepancies, early primary tooth exfoliation, and premature eruption of permanent teeth are among the obstacles that make the transition from a transitory to a permanent dentition rarely accurate. Space regainers are appliances that help restore and keep space by guiding the erupting tooth into the correct arch position. In addition to maintaining function and arch length, they also eliminate any possible psychological effects a child might have.

Conclusion: In pediatric dentistry, space management in mixed dentition is essential. This novel appliance demonstrated strong patient compliance, was simple to construct, and was effective at reducing the amount of space in a short amount of time.

Clinical significance: This SV appliance is clinically significant as it offers enhanced precision in space management, improving alignment outcomes and reducing the risk of complications associated with traditional space maintainers by providing adjustable and customized solutions for individual patient needs.

How to cite this article: Verma S, Manohar B, Khairwa A, et al. SV-Appliance: An Innovative Appliance in Space Management. Int J Clin Pediatr Dent 2025;18(3):327-330.

SV-Appliance:空间管理的创新工具。
目的:本案例研究旨在揭示一个创造性的、高度功能性的空间再造器,它展示了特殊的患者依从性。临床讨论:间隙缺失、牙大小和牙弓长度差异、乳牙过早脱落和恒牙过早长出是导致暂时性牙列向永久性牙列过渡的障碍。空间恢复器是一种通过引导出牙进入正确的牙弓位置来帮助恢复和保持空间的器具。除了保持功能和足弓长度外,它们还可以消除孩子可能产生的任何心理影响。结论:在儿童牙科中,混合牙列的空间管理是必不可少的。这种新颖的器械表现出很强的患者依从性,构造简单,并且在短时间内有效地减少了空间。临床意义:这种SV器械具有临床意义,因为它提供了更高的空间管理精度,改善了对齐结果,并通过提供可调整和定制的解决方案,降低了与传统空间维护器相关的并发症风险。引用方式:Verma S, Manohar B, Khairwa A等。SV-Appliance:空间管理的创新工具。中华临床儿科杂志,2015;18(3):327-330。
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