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[Vertical dentobasal changes induced by the lip-bumper: clinical study].
Mondo Ortodontico
|March 1, 1991
Summary
This study investigated the effects of lip bumper treatment on lateral dental height in children aged 8-11. Treated patients showed a significant increase in dental basal height compared to controls after one year.
Area of Science:
- Orthodontics
- Pediatric Dentistry
Context:
- Orthodontic treatment in growing children.
- Evaluation of dentofacial orthopedic devices.
Purpose:
- To assess the impact of lip bumper therapy on lateral dental height in children.
- To compare outcomes between different age groups and typologies.
Summary:
- 37 patients (8-11 years) received lip bumper treatment for one year.
- Patients were grouped by age (8-9 and 10-11) and dental typology.
- Dental basal height increased by 0.90 mm in treated patients versus controls.
Impact:
- Lip bumper treatment can positively influence lateral dental height in pediatric patients.
- Provides evidence for orthodontic treatment planning in early mixed dentition.
- Contributes to understanding dentofacial growth modulation in children.