BioMed research international · 2018
Class III Treatment with Skeletal and Dental Anchorage: A Review of Comparative Effects.
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Clemente Roberta, Contardo Luca, Greco Christian, Di Lenarda Roberto, Perinetti Giuseppe
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OBJECTIVES: This review addresses the comparative effects of skeletal anchored maxillary protraction (MP) versus dental anchored MP.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: The studies retrieved had to have both test and control groups treated by the use of a facemask with or without the use of skeletal anchorage though either (palatal/buccal) maxillary or mandibular miniscrews/miniplates, respectively.
RESULTS: Nine articles were included. Dentoalveolar changes were seen in all the studies. In particular, a significant proclination of the upper incisors was documented in the group treated with a dental anchorage facial mask, as compared to that treated with skeletal anchorage. Comparing the two methods, almost all the studies indicated a greater maxillary advancement in the group treated with skeletal anchorage.
CONCLUSIONS: Therapies with skeletal anchorage produce greater maxillary protraction, reducing undesirable dental effects.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: The studies retrieved had to have both test and control groups treated by the use of a facemask with or without the use of skeletal anchorage though either (palatal/buccal) maxillary or mandibular miniscrews/miniplates, respectively.
RESULTS: Nine articles were included. Dentoalveolar changes were seen in all the studies. In particular, a significant proclination of the upper incisors was documented in the group treated with a dental anchorage facial mask, as compared to that treated with skeletal anchorage. Comparing the two methods, almost all the studies indicated a greater maxillary advancement in the group treated with skeletal anchorage.
CONCLUSIONS: Therapies with skeletal anchorage produce greater maxillary protraction, reducing undesirable dental effects.