令人尴尬的错颌畸形隐性前牙开合咬合

IF 2.2 4区医学 Q2 DENTISTRY, ORAL SURGERY & MEDICINE

Seminars in Orthodontics Pub Date : 2024-12-01 DOI:10.1053/j.sodo.2024.04.004

Gye Hyeong Lee (Chair; Adjunct professor) , Jae Hyun Park (Professor and Chair) , Young Guk Park (Professor Emeritus) , Sang Mi Lee , Danal Moon

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摘要

在正畸治疗期间，意外的前开咬的发展可以是相当尴尬的正畸医生。在治疗前，正畸医生必须认识到，当患者髁突牵张治疗正畸牙对准或夹板治疗时，可能会发现隐藏的前开咬。隐藏前开咬的显露是由于解决了咀嚼肌的保护性神经肌肉反射或髁突的向上定位。使用关节器安装的牙齿模型和评估髁突水平的髁突牵引的数量和方向，使正畸医生能够检测隐藏前开咬的可能性。通过侵入后牙，可以有效矫正前牙开咬。

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Embarrassing malocclusion: Hidden anterior open bite

The development of an unexpected anterior open bite during orthodontic treatment can be quite embarrassing to the orthodontist. Before treatment, orthodontists must recognize that a hidden anterior open bite can be revealed when a patient with condylar distraction is treated with orthodontic tooth alignment or splint therapy. The disclosure of a hidden anterior open bite derives from resolving the protective neuromuscular reflex of the masticatory muscles or upward seating of the condyles. The use of articulator-mounted dental models and evaluation of the amount and direction of condylar distraction at the condylar level allows orthodontists to detect the possibility of a hidden anterior open bite. By intruding the posterior teeth, the anterior open bite can be corrected effectively.

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Seminars in Orthodontics DENTISTRY, ORAL SURGERY & MEDICINE-

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2.20

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4.80%

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审稿时长

10 days

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