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Article Dans Anglais | IMSEAR | ID: sea-174339

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The indirect bonding technique is pivotal for success in lingual orthodontics. There are different laboratory techniques available for indirect positioning and bonding of lingual brackets. The HIRO system is one of the most used and easy to perform. At the early stages of the 80's, most of the practitioners and the patients have been seduced by lingual But the difficulties of the technique have rapidly given a disappointment. Today ten years later the authors present the progress which have been realized: the evolution of the brackets, the accuracy of their placement in the lab procedures, the making of the wire, the increase in patient's comfort. So this article attempts to review some of the advantages, disadvantages, bracket systems and laboratory procedures of lingual orthodontics.

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Article Dans Anglais | IMSEAR | ID: sea-174308

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All over the world fixed orthodontic cases face a common problem –enamel hypoplasia that is white spot lesion. It can be remineralised by brushing with fluoridated toothpaste, fluoride mouth rinses and topical application of fluoride gel/foam. Efficiency of remineralisation is enhanced with daily usage of 0.05%(225ppm) sodium fluoride or 0.2% (900ppm) weekly; or with 0.4%Stannous Fluoride gel. But Stannous Fluoride stains the enamel. Enamel can also be remineralised with casein phosphopeptide-amorphous calcium phosphate(CCP-ACP). Remineralised white spot lesion can be bleached to mask the colour and can be microabraded followed by bleaching leaving a highly polished surface with calcium phosphate packed into the interprismatic enamel surface area.

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Article Dans Anglais | IMSEAR | ID: sea-174240

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Tooth size arch length discrepancy (TSALD) is one of the main reasons for crowding and malocclusion. Expansion of the dental arch is one of the ways to achieve space .The main challenge is to hold the teeth in the corrected position after cross bite correction. This case report describes one simple and easy way to retain the molars in the corrected position. It is simple and easy and does not require fabrication of any special appliance and can be worn and used during the period of fixed orthodontic therapy without much discomfort to the patient.

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