Is Interceptive Orthodontics on the rise or has it never gone out of fashion?

You may have noticed, whether through scientific articles or through the influence of social media, that there is a growing number of published/posted orthodontic cases that were treated early in childhood—in the deciduous and mixed dentitions. And then you might ask: but what is the reason...

Autores: Marcio Almeida,

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Interview with Isabela Almeida Shimizu

It is with great joy that I present the interview with Professor Isabela Almeida Shimizu, a professional of excellence in the field of Orthodontics and Orofacial Harmonization. Our friendship of over 20 years allows me to confidently affirm her unparalleled competence and dedication. Professor...

Autores: Isabela Almeida Shimizu, Daniela GARIB, Ana Cláudia M. Melo TOYOFUKU, Paula OLTRAMARI, Alessandra DALL’MAGRO,

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The use of a Haas expander to intercept an ectopic eruption of a maxillary permanent first molar

OBJECTIVE: The aim of this article is to present a clinical case of a 7-year-old patient who underwent maxillary expansion with the Haas expander and, after 10 months of follow-up, ectopic eruption of the upper right permanent first molar was identified using a panoramic radiograph. CASE REPORT:...

Autores: André Wilson Machado,

Keywords: Tooth Eruption, Impaction, Ectopic eruption,

Advances in rapid maxillary expansion: comparison of techniques and impact on treatment precision and quality

OBJECTIVE: This study aimed to provide a comprehensive overview of maxillary expansion techniques, from the pioneering methods to contemporary approaches. This included aspects such as diagnostic imaging, digital planning, anatomical variations and the various designs of skeletal anchorage...

Autores: Mauricio De Almeida Cardoso, Cristiane B. André,

Keywords: Cone beam computed tomography, Maxillary expansion, Orthodontic anchorage, Orthodontic device design,

Improvement of facial harmony and correction of Class II malocclusion using functional orthopedic appliance and clear aligners: a case report

INTRODUCTION: As facial asymmetry can reverberate in the aesthetics of the face and in the stomatognathic system function of the patient, it is of great importance to have an early approach for preventing the progression of dentoskeletal deformities. OBJECTIVE: The objective of this clinical...

Autores: Ana Carla Raphaelli Nahás, Sérgio Luis De Miranda, Silvia NEGRISOLI,

Keywords: Facial asymmetry, Mandibular condyle, Diagnostic imaging, Clear aligner appliances, Hemifacial microsomia, Progressive condylar resorption,

Surgical exposure of palatally impacted permanent maxillary canines using the glass-ionomer open exposure (GOPEX) technique: case report

INTRODUCTION: Maxillary permanent canines are among the most frequently impacted teeth, with a prevalence ranging from 0.9% to 2.5%. The impaction usually occurs on the palate and is caused by various factors. Different surgical approaches have been proposed for the management of this dental...

Autores: José Augusto Mendes Miguel, Maria Antônia Netto Barbosa, Líris Cristina Nepomuceno Pinto, Nicolas Souza de Souza,

Keywords: Canines, Surgical retreatment, Glass-ionomer cements,

Extraction of maxillary first molars in protrusive Class II division 1 malocclusion

INTRODUCTION: Class II, division 1 malocclusion is the most prevalent sub-classification, for which a number of treatments have been proposed over time. To treat Class II, division 1 in postpubertal patients, molar distalization, premolar extractions, fixed functional appliances, and surgical...

Autores: Ekta Yadav, Mukesh Kumar Singh, Sugandha Sharma,

Keywords: Class II, division 1, Anchorage loss, Maxillary first molar extraction,

Class I malocclusion with crowding treated with transparent aligners and lower incisor extraction: case report

INTRODUCTION: Lack of space and malpositioned teeth are common reasons why patients seek orthodontic treatment. Lower incisors frequently present incorrect positioning in cases of dental crowding. The extraction of a lower incisor can be a reasonable treatment option that favorably contributes...

Autores: Mariana Maciel Tinano, Heloísio De Rezende Leite,

Keywords: orthodontics, Dental crowding, Lower incisor extraction,

Hypercementosis: can teeth be moved or not?

INTRODUCTION: The most common type of hypercementosis, when moderate or severe, leaves the tooth in the shape of a club. In these cases, orthodontic movement should not take place, as the shape of the root hinders or prevents the action of forces on the periodontal ligament that would induce the...

Autores: Alberto Consolaro, Larissa Di Bene Kandalaft,

Keywords: Tooth movement, Orthodontic movement, Hypercementosis,

Clinical 2025 v24n02

A Ortodontia Interceptora está em alta ou nunca saiu de moda?

Entrevista com Isabela Almeida Shimizu

Expansor de Haas na interceptação da erupção ectópica de primeiro molar permanente superior

Avanços na expansão rápida da maxila: comparação de técnicas e impacto na precisão e qualidade do tratamento

Melhoria da harmonia facial e correção da má oclusão de Classe II com aparelho ortopédico funcional e alinhadores transparentes: relato de caso

Exposição cirúrgica de caninos superiores permanentes impactados no palato utilizando a técnica aberta com ionômero de vidro (GOPEX): relato de caso

Extração de primeiros molares superiores em paciente com protrusão dos dentes anterossuperiores e má oclusão de Classe II, divisão 1: relato de caso

Má oclusão de Classe I com apinhamento tratada com alinhadores transparentes e extração de incisivo inferior: relato de caso

Hipercementose: os dentes podem ou não ser movimentados?