[PDF] Top 20 Dental Press J. Orthod. vol.17 número1

... In Maringá, the first pioneering gesture to confront this huge challenge also began with a mere trail in the heart of a pine forest. It was there and then that the Dental Press journal of orthodontics, ... See full document

... of dental arches is of great relevance to orthodon- ...and dental midlines, as well as coordinating the position of teeth in each side of the arch, lead to maximum intercuspation, correct function, ... See full document

... of 17 years, divided into experimental group (n=30) diagnosed with articular TMD— according to the Research Diagnostic Criteria for Temporomandibular Disorders (RDC/ TMD) for children and adolescents—subdivided ... See full document

... Twenty-six children (11 boys), with mean age of 8 years and 5 months (range = 6 years and 11 months to 10 years and 11 months) were in- cluded in this study. They all sought treatment in the Department of Orthodontics of ... See full document

... 17. Tanoue MSM. Prevalência dos hábitos bucais de sucção e suas possíveis associações com os diversos tipos de trespasse vertical interincisivos, na fase da dentadura decídua, dos quatro aos seis anos de idade ... See full document

... i.e., if the mean of errors is equal to zero. Note that Dahlberg error is extremely sensi- tive to bias, since any mean deviation between the two measures will be incorporated. Besides,[r] ... See full document

... the Dental School of São Paulo Uni- versity, following these criteria: Complete per- manent dentition with erupted second molars, no caries lesions, no interproximal wear, no ex- tractions nor previous orthodontic ... See full document

... The mean and standard deviation for 1.NA angle were 27.35±4.7º (Table 2). Statistically sig- nificant differences were found in the dentofacial pattern between the axial inclination in the up- per central incisors and ... See full document

... In this case, skeletal approach and growth use occurred in the transverse aspect. There was significant space gain and simplification of the problem since the maxillary constriction was corrected. What escaped the ... See full document

... Awaiting growth to end prior to starting orthosurgical treatment is sometimes extremely difficult for patients suffering from severe facial deformities. In cases of substantial skel- etal disharmonies surgery may be ... See full document

... sions developed in the ligament and alveolar bone provide indications of a favorable or unfa- vorable tooth movement. Thus, aiming to define parameters for orthodontics practice, researches are performed considering two ... See full document

... 10. van Gastel J, Quirynen M, Teughels W, Coucke W, Carels C. Inluence of bracket design on microbial and periodontal parameters in vivo. J Clin Periodontol. 2007;34(5):423-31. 11. Asano M, Yamaguchi M, ... See full document

... a dental school student to an editor-in- chief of a major international publication, the Journal of the World Federation of Ortho- ...“Dental Press Jour- nal of Orthodontics”, one of the few ... See full document

... Objective: This prospective clinical study was conducted with the purpose of evaluating the influence of the banded Herbst appliance on dental changes during the early treatment of Class II malocclusion. Method: ... See full document

... 10 dental schools in the State of Rio de Janeiro/Brazil assessed by questionnaires with closed ...and dental casts of a patient in the mixed dentition, with Angle Class II malocclusion, increased overjet ... See full document

... One hundred children and adolescents from Breathe Londrina Program were invited to join the research. However, two patients were exclud- ed because they were using orthodontic appli- ances and 10 patients missed the ... See full document

... without extractions (Table 4). During treatment, the FMA angle increased in the group without extrac- tions and decreased in the group with extractions. However, this difference between the groups was not statistically ... See full document

... The patient was a girl at the age of 13 years whose main complaint was the gingival smile, which is one of the most undesirable estheti- cal aspects and demands on sufficient growth changes for a favorable prognostic. ... See full document

... complex dental disorder genetically controlled, that frequently occurs in ...other dental anomalies in this complex genetic trac- ing as hypodontia, infraocclusion, late eruption, ec- topic eruption of ... See full document

... most common changes observed in the primary dentition. At this age the treatment and develop- ment of interceptive measures is important, as well as continuing education programs in public health for the prevention of ... See full document