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A modified lower removable appliance using lingual clasping and soft tissue anchorage.
British Journal of Orthodontics
|July 1, 1983
Summary
This study introduces a new lower removable dental appliance with a buccal baseplate and lingual clasps. Case history demonstrates its effective application in orthodontic treatment.
Area of Science:
- Dentistry
- Orthodontics
- Biomaterials
Background:
- Removable dental appliances are crucial in orthodontic treatment.
- Designing effective appliances requires careful consideration of material and biomechanical properties.
- Existing appliances may present limitations in stability and patient comfort.
Observation:
- A novel lower removable appliance was designed.
- The appliance features a buccal baseplate for enhanced stability.
- It incorporates lingual clasps for secure retention.
Findings:
- The described appliance utilizes a buccal baseplate and lingual clasps.
- Clinical application in a case history confirmed successful use.
- The design appears to offer a stable and retentive solution for lower arch correction.
Implications:
- This appliance design may offer an alternative for specific orthodontic cases.
- Further research could explore its efficacy across diverse patient populations.
- The buccal baseplate and lingual clasp configuration warrants consideration in future appliance development.