Surgical-Orthodontic Approach of Impacted Canines: Case Series
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https://doi.org/10.21270/archi.v11i3.5404Keywords:
Tooth, Impacted, Tooth Movement, CuspidAbstract
The canine is an important dental element for maintaining a balanced and favorable esthetic occlusion, however there is a high prevalence of impaction, which can cause aesthetic and dispensable consequences to the patient. In case cases, orthodontic traction is an effective alternative that aims to redirect the eruption path and assist the eruptive strength of the unerupted tooth. Through the feasibility of the techniques proposed for the traction of unerupted teeth, one must understand the particularities of each one of them for the selection of the most appropriate and control of the unwanted effects. Based on the literature and comparing results of the applied surgical techniques, this article criteria different surgical-orthodontic managements for the traction of unerupted upper canine teeth.
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