[PDF] Top 20 Dental Press J. Orthod. vol.21 número3

... e European Journal of Orthodontics , em que todos os editores izeram menção à qualidade da nossa produção cientíica. Não é mais hora de se aquietar na praia com os[r] ... See full document

... aesthetics on young adults. This self-rating instrument is composed of 23 items distributed among four subscales: aesthetic concern (three items), psychological impact (six items), social impact (eight items) and ... See full document

... The apex was when American Journal (AJODO), The Angle Orthodontist and European Journal of Orthodontics editors mentioned the quality of Brazil- ian scientiic production. We should no[r] ... See full document

... With the increased emphasis on facial esthetics, both patients and dentists are developing a greater aware- ness of the impact of gingival display on the beauty of smile. The varied nomenclature for gingival smile (GS) ... See full document

... Intraoral and dental cast analyses (Figs 6 and 7) revealed good alignment and leveling of the arches as well as a Class I relationship for molars and canines. There was anterior crossbite correction, with ad- ... See full document

... Thus, in agreement with the patient and the other dentist, it was decided to correct the occlusal plane by means of a miniplate on the maxillary let side, extract the maxil- lary righ[r] ... See full document

... To assess variability in the efect of the Twin Block appliance in Class II subjects treated at diferent cer- vical stages, pre- and post-treatment mean diferences (T 2 -T 1 ) were compared for cephalometric skeletal, ... See full document

... in dental maxillary protrusion patients with previous extraction or congenital missing of maxillary premolars, and to provide space for decompensation in pre-surgical orthodontics for severe Class III orthog- ... See full document

... Skeletal, dental and sot tissue variables were used, as shown in Figure 3. In initial and inal cephalo- grams, the centroid point was built in the crown of the intruded irst molar, and a vertical line was drawn ... See full document

... Objective: This paper analyzed whether nickel-titanium closed coil springs (NTCCS) have a different superelastic (SE) behavior according to activation and whether their force plateau c[r] ... See full document

... Inclusion criteria were as follows: age between three and ive years old; enrolment in a preschool; absence of systemic disease (according to parents’/caregivers’ re- ports); exclusively in the primary dentition phase; ... See full document

... I actually agree with your studies and statement disclosed in 1961: “When the maxilla is expanded 12-14 mm, noticeable spontaneous expansion will oc- cur in the lower dental arch due to altered muscle bal- ance ... See full document

... Those cases imply loss of gingival tissue support, as a result of enzymatic diges- tion and disorganization of the underlying connective tis- sue, in addition to bone resorption induced[r] ... See full document

... methods description could be placed in the end of the paper, and this will be only one of the many changes that the Dental Press Journal of Orthodontics will enplane from 2017. It comes strung to a great- ... See full document

... 9) Structure embrittlement: another important point to be highlighted in the external cervical resorption is the embrittlement of the dental structure. In more serious cases, where the cervical root is ... See full document

... The present case report describes the orthodontic treatment of a young adult patient (18y / 1m), Class III skeletal maloc- clusion, with mandibular prognathism and significant dental compensation. The canine ... See full document

... para os clínicos que utilizam o conhecimento apresentado para tratar os seus pacientes de for- ma mais primorosa. Particularmente, penso que a descrição da metodologia poderia ser deslocada para o im do artigo, e essa ... See full document

... Making the choice between conventional or assisted surgically RME in late adolescents and young adults historically has been a diicult decision for clinicians. The individual assessment of midpalatal suture matura- tion ... See full document

... Calvin Case used to defend extractions, in selected cases, in order to obtain a harmonious profile; and controlled tooth movement, with custom applianc- es, to achieve these objectives. In his book, he de- scribed his ... See full document

... However, there are cases that present diferent Angle’s malocclusions with variable skeletal patterns, i.e., mo- lar Class II could present with skeletal Class III pat- tern, showing a higher APDI value; or molar Class I ... See full document