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Multidisciplinary Orthodontic Restorative Treatment Plan

Multidisciplinary Orthodontic Restorative Treatment Plan

Multidisciplinary Orthodontic Restorative Treatment Plan

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Overview: The document outlines a multidisciplinary orthodontic-restorative treatment plan using Orchestrate3D technology. The focus is on the retraction, intrusion, and alignment of upper and lower anterior segments, specifically addressing the closure of a large maxillary midline diastema without root divergence.
Specifications: The treatment involved aligning the upper incisors with parallel roots post-alignment, as evidenced by radiographic images. The periodontal ligament spaces on the distal surfaces of the upper central incisors were equal in dimension, indicating translational movement.
Procedures: The treatment was executed without attachments. Key techniques included applying a moment to counteract the mesial force for diastema closure, facilitated by the clinical crowns' size and shape, and the ability to apply force in gingival embrasure spaces. The aligner trays were trimmed approximately 1mm beneath the gingival margins, and two trays of varying thickness were used for each movement to compensate for material distortion.
Technical Details: The document discusses the engagement of trays in gingival embrasure spaces, potentially producing a couple that applies a rotational moment to counteract the mesial movement of incisors. The moments of force (M1 and M2) are described, with M1 being the moment of applied force and M2 the applied moment from the tray. The equivalence of M1 and M2 results in translation through the center of resistance.
Conclusion: The treatment plan successfully achieved the desired orthodontic outcomes through strategic application of forces and innovative use of aligner trays, demonstrating the effectiveness of the Orchestrate3D system in complex orthodontic-restorative cases.
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Multidisciplinary orthodontic-restorative treatment plan. Upper and lower anterior segments retracted, intruded and aligned. Closure of large maxillary midline diastema without root divergence during space closure. Radiographic images of upper incisors illustrate parallel roots post alignment. Periodontal ligament spaces on distal surfaces of upper central incisors appear equal in dimension along entire root surface which would indicate translational movement. Treated without attachments. The ability to apply a moment to counter act the moment of mesial force applied for diastema closure was likely enhanced by the size and shape of the clinical crowns, the ability to access and apply force in the gingival embrasure spaces, trimming the Orchestrate aligner trays without scalloping approximately 1mm beneath the gingival margins, and using 2 trays of varying thickness for each movement to compensate for material distortion. Orchestrate3D - Multidisciplinary Orthodontic Restorative Treatment Plan

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Root Movement? PD L enlarged along distal root surfaces Trays engaged in gingival embrasure spaces potentially producing couple applying rotational moment to counteract equivalent moment of force from mesial movement of incisors • M1 = moment of applied force M1 = M2, is equivalent to F through center of • M2 = applied moment from tray resistance and translation occurs Orchestrate3D - Multidisciplinary Orthodontic Restorative Treatment Plan

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