Tracción de canino maxilar con la técnica quirúrgica incisión vertical y túnel de acceso subperióstico
The canine teeth present a high frequency of inclusion, occupying the second place after the third molars, its permanence in the dental arcade is important for the various functions that it fulfills in the oral cavity, allowing tearing of foods by chewing, guiding dental occlusion, are responsible f...
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| Language: | Spanish |
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2019
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| Summary: | The canine teeth present a high frequency of inclusion, occupying the second place after the third molars, its permanence in the dental arcade is important for the various functions that it fulfills in the oral cavity, allowing tearing of foods by chewing, guiding dental occlusion, are responsible for centralizing and deprogram the occlusion during lateral movements, support the upper lip, mark the limit of the anterior sector, standing out in the smile, the technique vertical incision and subperiosteal tunnel access (VISTA) Allows the traction of teeth impacted by vestibular, it is not very traumatic for the soft tissues, it diminishes the periodontal problems and it avoids the root resorption of the adjacent teeth. The objective is to report a clinical case in which the sequence of the ortho-surgical approach is specified by applying the VISTA technique to a patient with the included tooth 13, showing good results, describing the surgical technique and orthodontic management. |
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