Vol. 8 (12) pp. 421-430 DOI: 10.21474/IJAR01/12165

THE TREATMENT EFFECTS OF THE COMBINED APPROACH: BRACESWITH PREFABRICATED MYOFUNCTIONALAPPLIANCE FOR GROWING CLASS II PATIENT

  • Assistant Professor, Department of Orthodontics,Faculty of dental Medicine,Medical University - Sofia.
  • Assoc. Professor, Department of Orthodontics,Faculty of dental Medicine,Medical University - Sofia.
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Abstract

Objective:To evaluate the effect of combined treatment approach: braces with myofunctional appliance (trainer-T4B) on dentoalveolar, sagittal and vertical skeletal level in growing individuals with Skeletal and Dental Class II.

Methods:Twenty teenagers with permanent dentition were treated with fixed appliance-braces in combination with myofunctional appliance (trainer-T4B). All patient completed thetreatment with occlusal Class I molar relationship. The patients made initial and final profile X-rays with cephalometric analysis. The evaluation of the treatment effects was made by comparing the initial and the final cephalometric analysis.

Results:Significant sagittal skeletal changes were observed on all sagittal skeletal parameters, except for SNA°. A high positive association was found between the ANB angle change and Wits change. The changes in the rest of the vertical skeletal measurements were significant for two, including SN-M° and Go°. The dentoalveolar measurements showedsignificant changes in all parameters, except for i/M° where the change was marginally significant.

Conclusion:The chosen treatment approachwaseffective for growing skeletal and dental Class II patients with permanent dentition.


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Popova Y and Dinkova M (2020); THE TREATMENT EFFECTS OF THE COMBINED APPROACH: BRACESWITH PREFABRICATED MYOFUNCTIONALAPPLIANCE FOR GROWING CLASS II PATIENT, Int. J. of Adv. Res., 8 (12), 421-430, ISSN 2320-5407. DOI: https://doi.org/10.21474/IJAR01/12165

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Yana Popova
Assistant Professor, Department of Orthodontics, Faculty of dental Medicine, Medical University – Sofia
Bulgaria