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Treatment of mandibular second molar impaction in a patient with metal hypersensitivity Cover

Treatment of mandibular second molar impaction in a patient with metal hypersensitivity

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|Oct 2021

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Figure 1.

Pretreatment photographs and radiographs: (A) facial photographs, (B) intraoral photographs, (C) panoramic radiograph, (D) lateral cephalometric radiograph and (E) lateral cephalometric tracing.
Pretreatment photographs and radiographs: (A) facial photographs, (B) intraoral photographs, (C) panoramic radiograph, (D) lateral cephalometric radiograph and (E) lateral cephalometric tracing.

Figure 2.

Three-dimensional computed tomography (3DCT) images.
Three-dimensional computed tomography (3DCT) images.

Figure 3.

Progress photographs: (A) mesial movement of the mandibular right first molar, (B) mesial marginal ridge of the mandibular right second molar is confirmed, (C) initial stage of molar occlusion using the occlusal surface of the mandibular right second molar, (D) inclination of the second molar is improved.
Progress photographs: (A) mesial movement of the mandibular right first molar, (B) mesial marginal ridge of the mandibular right second molar is confirmed, (C) initial stage of molar occlusion using the occlusal surface of the mandibular right second molar, (D) inclination of the second molar is improved.

Figure 4.

Posttreatment photographs and radiographs: (A) facial photographs, (B) intraoral photographs, (C) panoramic radiograph, (D) lateral cephalometric radiograph and (E) lateral cephalometric tracing.
Posttreatment photographs and radiographs: (A) facial photographs, (B) intraoral photographs, (C) panoramic radiograph, (D) lateral cephalometric radiograph and (E) lateral cephalometric tracing.

Figure 5.

After retention photographs and radiographs: (A) facial photographs, (B) intraoral photographs, (C) panoramic radiograph, (D) lateral cephalometric radiograph and (E) lateral cephalometric tracing.
After retention photographs and radiographs: (A) facial photographs, (B) intraoral photographs, (C) panoramic radiograph, (D) lateral cephalometric radiograph and (E) lateral cephalometric tracing.

Figure 6.

Superimposed tracings of lateral cephalometric radiographs at pretreatment (solid line), posttreatment (dashed line), and after retention (dotted line); right molars are traced. (A) on the sella-nasion plane at the sella, (B) on the palatal plane at ANS and (C) on the mandibular plane at Menton.
Superimposed tracings of lateral cephalometric radiographs at pretreatment (solid line), posttreatment (dashed line), and after retention (dotted line); right molars are traced. (A) on the sella-nasion plane at the sella, (B) on the palatal plane at ANS and (C) on the mandibular plane at Menton.

Cephalometric analyses

PretreatmentPosttreatmentAfter retentionNormative mean
SNA (º)82.082.082.082.1
SNB (º)82.082.082.078.5
ANB (º)0.00.00.03.6
Facial angle (º)92.593.093.084.6
Y-axis (º)58.058.058.065.2
FMA (º)22.522.022.028.6
SN-MP (º)32.532.032.034.7
Gonial angle (º)121.0121.0121.0121.2
Occ. Plane to SN (º)12.013.513.516.8
U1 to SN (º)114.0111.0111.0103.8
IMPA (L1 to MP) (º)94.090.090.096.2
Interincisal angle (º)119.5127.0127.0125.6
U1 to A-Pog (mm)8.06.06.07.1
L1 to A-Pog (mm)5.03.03.03.6
E-line:Upper (mm)-3.5-4.0-2.00.2
E-line:Lower (mm)-1.0-4.0-1.02.1
Overjet (mm)R + 4.0, L + 2.03.03.03.1
Overbite (mm)R + 3.0, L + 1.52.02.03.3
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21307/aoj-2021.034 | Journal eISSN: 2207-7480 | Journal ISSN: 2207-7472
Language: English
Page range: 313 - 320
Published on: Oct 20, 2021
Published by: Australian Society of Orthodontists Inc.
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 1 issue per year

© 2021 Yoshie Takehana, Yasunori Miyauchi, Toru Kageyama, published by Australian Society of Orthodontists Inc.
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