Dentofacial Orthopedics: Skeletal or dental effects? Does the mandible grow?

You have certainly been asked about the dentoskeletaleffects that orthopedic applianceshave on Class II patients during craniofacialgrowth and development, haven’t you? Especiallywhen it comes to mandible growth, thequestion that comes up is, “Does the mandiblegrow?” I can say that it has...

Autores: Marcio Rodrigues de Almeida,

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An interview with Guilherme Garcia

For me, it’s really easy and pleasant.to talk aboutGuilherme Garcia, as his entire career is wellknown to me, and have participated in almostall stages of it. He began his career in Dentistryin 2002, at UFMG, and was my undergraduatestudent in 2006, the year he graduated. He alwayswanted to be an...

Autores: Guilherme Thiesen, Alexandre Fortes Drummond, Gustavo Zanardi, Flavio COTRIM,

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No excuses to photograph in orthodontics

INTRODUCTION: Despite digitalization in Orthodontics,photography is essential in this context. Today, with theevolution of smartphone cameras, we get good qualityphotographs to communicate, document, diagnose andto carry out a differentiated marketing. However, for thiswe need to understand the...

Autores: Bruno Pellissari,

Keywords: Dental photography, Smartphone, Orthodontic documentation, Smartphone photography,

Managing Excessive Gingival Display with Maxillary Anterior Dentoalveolar Retraction, Intrusion, Miniscrews, Periodontal Surgery and Resin Veneers: Part 1

Introduction: The excessive gingival display is characterized by an exaggerated exposure of the gingiva during smile, which negatively compromises its aesthetics. To make a more precise therapeutic approach, several aspects must be carefully evaluated: the patients' degree of dissatisfaction,...

Autores: Henrique Mascarenhas Villela,

Keywords: Mini-implants, Class II maloccusion, Miniscrews, IZC, Excessive gingival display,

Tomographic evaluation of the cephalometric characteristics of patients with Class III malocclusion with different facial growth patterns

OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to evaluate thecephalometric characteristics of Class III malocclusionpatients with different facial growth patterns, usingcone beam computed tomography. METHODS: DICOMformat files were selected from 98 individuals of bothgenders, with Class III malocclusion,...

Autores: Ertty Silva, Mauricio De Almeida Cardoso, Tien Li An, Fernanda Meloti, Eleandro IANICK,

Keywords: cone-beam computed tomography, Diagnosis, Skull base,

Assessment of three-dimensional changes after orthodontic treatment of low-complexity cases, using selfligating brackets, conventional brackets or bracketless fixed system

OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to compare crownangulation, inclination, and arch dimension changesafter orthodontic treatment across three bracket systems:self-ligating, conventional, and bracketless fixedsystems. METHODS: Pre and posttreatment digitalmodels from 114 patients aged 16 to 44...

Autores: Sonia Patricia Plaza, Juan Carlos TAMARA, Joaquin Tiberio ARIZA, Sara Ermida VERGARA,

Keywords: torque, Orthodontic brackets, Orthodontic appliances, Dental models , Dental arch,

Orthodontic-surgical stability of a Class III patient: 11-year follow-up

Introduction: The surgical treatment of Class III malocclusions aims to reestablish the facial harmony and the occlusion, by means of a skeletal correction. The facial analysis should be used as the primary diagnose tool, considering the patient age, sex and ethnic characteristics. This provides...

Autores: Fabio Pinto Guedes, Fernando Kleinübing Rhoden, Guilherme Milanese Capelozza, Alexandre Magno Dos Santos, Bruna Campos Ribeiro, Sebastião Cristian BUENO,

Keywords: Malocclusion, Angle Class III, Orthognathic surgery, Maxillofacial development,

Orthodontic movement does not promote pulpitis or premature pulp aging

INTRODUCTION: In numerous experimental and clinicalstudies dealing with local and systemic clinical variablesof induced osteodental movement, we observed that dentalpulps did not show calcific metamorphosis of the pulp norpulp necrosis. In these studies, the organizational structureof the pulp was...

Autores: Alberto Consolaro, Renata Bianco Consolaro, Dario Augusto Oliveira Miranda,

Keywords: pulp, Orthodontics, Endodontics, Pulpitis, Pulpal aging,

Surgical-orthodontic treatment of a young patient with dentofacial deformity due to maxillary deficiency and mandibular excess

Objective: The objective of the present manuscript was to report the clinical case of a young patient presenting a dentofacial deformity caused by maxillary deficiency and mandibular excess, treated with the combination of orthodontics and orthognathic surgery. Case report: The treatment...

Autores: Weber José Da Silva Ursi, Murilo Matias,

Keywords: Orthodontics, Class III malocclusion, Dentofacial deformity,

Clinical 2022 v21n4

Ortopedia dentofacial: efeitos esqueléticos ou dentários? A mandíbula cresce?

Entrevista com Guilherme Garcia

Sem desculpas para fotografar em Ortodontia

Tratamento do sorriso gengival com retração e intrusão dentoalveolar anterior superior utilizando miniparafusos intra-alveolares na região anterior e extra-alveolares na IZC, associados a cirurgia periodontal e facetas de resina: Parte 1

Avaliação tomográfica das características cefalométri- cas de portadores de má oclusão de Classe III com di- ferentes padrões de crescimento facial

Avaliação das mudanças tridimensionais após trata- mento ortodôntico em casos de baixa complexidade, usando braquetes autoligáveis, braquetes convencio- nais ou sistema fixo sem braquetes

Estabilidade ortodôntico-cirúrgica de um paciente Classe III: acompanhamento de 11 anos

Movimento ortodôntico não promove pulpites e nem envelhecimento pulpar precoce

Tratamento ortodôntico-cirúrgico de deformidade dentofacial com deficiência maxilar e excesso mandibular em paciente jovem