Class Ⅱ marginal crowding clinical study of non-extraction orthodontic treatment.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Class Ⅱ marginal crowding clinical study of non-extraction orthodontic treatment Authors: Meng Huiping, Wang Xiaojie, Ren Xiao Hua [Abstract] Objective To analyze the early Class Ⅱ marginal crowding of non-extraction orthodontic teeth occlusal surface morphological changes, and to explore the relationship between the establishment of normal occlusion mechanism. Methods 12 patients with Class Ⅱ marginal crowding cases, using the activities of appliance to push the distal molar technology with fixed appliance treatment, before treatment, activities, appliance and fixed appliance treatment after treatment after the first lateral shoot films, the three stages of the teeth on the occlusal surface location for measurement and analysis. The results of activity after treatment appliance of maxillary first molar distal movement as a whole, and mild distal tilt, on the lip and incisors slightly sloping seat on the alveolar point forward; fixed appliance, the maxillary first molar position than the activities of appliance after treatment to move past. Conclusion Activities appliance distal upper molars are conducive to the establishment of a neutral occlusion; Ⅰ type occlusal relationship may be the establishment of distal molar movement and jaw combined result of differences in growth. [Keywords:] Class Ⅱ marginal crowding; activity appliance; fixed appliance Abstract: Objective To investigate morphologic changes of Angle class II moderate crowding patients treated orthodontically without extraction and to analyze the mechanism. Methods Twelve patients with Angle class II moderate crowding were recruited. The lateral cephalometric radiographs were evaluated at every stage before treatment, after molar distalization, and after treatment in order that the changes in skeletal, dental and soft tissues were determined. Results The distal movement and the distal angulation of the maxillary molars, mesial angulation of the maxillary incisors, and