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15. Leveling and Alignment
Effect of Reverse Curve Mushroom Archwire on Lower
Incisors in Adult Patients: A Prospective Study
Ryoon-Ki Hong, Hun-Pyo Hong, Hee-Sook Koh
(Angle Orthod 2001;71:425–432.)
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20. Leveling and Alignment
Rotation Control
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Tight ligation, double over tie – resilient wire –CuNiTi
Looped wire / offsets
Reciprocal rotation with power chain
Correct one at a time
Power chain to anchor unit or archwire hook
Smith’s rotation tie
Half rotation tie to buccal composite button
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22. Bite Plane Effect
Especially seen with brackets with bite plane
Kurz-Ormco 7th Generation
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23. Bite Plane Effect
Helps in bite opening
Intrusive force on incisors
Posterior eruption
Depends on inclination
Control in High
angle
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24. Bite Plane Effect
Upto 2mm opening and 3 incisors contact –
Acceptable
More opening and < 3 incisor contact
Periodontal trauma
Discomfort
Composite build-ups
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26. Bite Plane Effect
Incisors may not occlude with bite planes
Increased Overjet / Reverse overjet
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27. Bite Plane Effect
Loss of Anchorage
1.
2.
Space closure in Excessive/Reverse overjet
Disocclusion
Loss of inter-cuspation
Easier tipping – Mesio-distal / Bucco-lingual
Extrusion
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40. Finishing –
Mechanical
considerations
Point
of force application
away from buccal surface
Reduced inter-bracket
distance
Difficult to place bends
Difficult to engage wire
Difficulty in rotation
correction
Short Inter-bracket Span
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41. Finishing –
Mechanical
considerations
Longer
time to express bracket prescriptions
Wire
changes and activations after 6-8 weeks
Appliance to be left in position for additional 3
months after achieving correction
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42. Better Finishing
Accurate
diagnosis and Treatment planning
Accurate
bracket placement – lab procedures
Prevent
problems
Light forces
Prevent bowing
Proper
alignment & complete expression of torque
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43. REMEMBER
More
Sensitive on lingual side
More demanding patient
Wires become more rigid… so watch for side
effects
Lingual appliance tips teeth lingually
Anchorage – Extraction decision
Loss of Torque
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