阻生犬齿的正畸定位:基于 3D CBCT 图像的诊断和治疗规划前沿证据综述

IF 0.8 Q4 DENTISTRY, ORAL SURGERY & MEDICINE
Philippe Farha, Monique Nguyen, Divakar Karanth, Calogero Dolce, Sarah Abu Arqub
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摘要

对上颌犬齿撞击位置进行全面的临床和放射学评估是正确诊断和成功治疗的基础。采用正确的生物力学方法引导施力主要依赖于精确定位。不良的生物力学规划会使相邻牙齿的牙根吸收,并导致被撞断的犬齿牙周效果不佳。此外,治疗的成功率和时间在很大程度上取决于对阻塞严重程度的准确评估,而这又取决于其三维空间位置。锥形束计算机断层扫描(CBCT)X 光片的发展提供了有关阻生牙位置的更详细信息。此外,文献还显示 CBCT 成像通过对撞击的犬齿进行更精确的定位,提高了诊断和治疗计划的质量。这篇综述文章重点介绍了目前有关在 CBCT 图像上全面评估撞击的犬齿的三维方向以进行精确诊断和治疗规划的证据。
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Orthodontic Localization of Impacted Canines: Review of the Cutting-edge Evidence in Diagnosis and Treatment Planning Based on 3D CBCT Images.

A thorough clinical and radiographical assessment of an impacted maxillary canine's location forms the basis for proper diagnosis and successful treatment outcomes. Implementing a correct biomechanical approach for directing force application primarily relies on its precise localization. Poor biomechanical planning can resorb the roots of adjacent teeth and result in poor periodontal outcomes of the canine that has been disimpacted. Furthermore, treatment success and time strongly rely on an accurate assessment of the severity of impaction, which depends on its 3D spatial location. The evolution of cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) radiographs provides more detailed information regarding the location of the impacted canines. In addition, the literature has shown that CBCT imaging has enhanced the quality of diagnosis and treatment planning by obtaining a more precise localization of impacted canines. This review article highlights current evidence regarding comprehensive evaluation of three-dimensional orientations of impacted canines on CBCT images for precise diagnosis and treatment planning.

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Turkish Journal of Orthodontics
Turkish Journal of Orthodontics Dentistry-Orthodontics
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