ABSTRACT Introduction: Malocclusions, which present a severe skeletal component, are difficult to solve through orthodontic treatment in patients at the end of growth and often require a combined orthodontic-surgical treatment. The mandibular propulsion appliances “no compliance” now offer new possibilities for functional orthopedic treatment in borderline cases. Case presentation: A patient at the end of growth with a severe malocclusion (Class II Division 1), open bite with arches’ transversal discrepancy, refused the hypothesis of an orthodontic-surgical treatment, which represents the gold standard in such occlusal and skeletal problems, especially in subjects at the end of growth; consequently, a complex orthopedic-orthodontic treatment was chosen as the second choice. The patient has been successfully treated also through the use of SUS2 (Sabbagh Universal Spring 2; Dentaurum, Ispringen, Germany), a “no compliance” fixed functional appliance, wich carried out a significant sagittal correction. Conclusion: The case report especially highlights the important sagittal correction obtained through the use of SUS2. The SUS2 had a functional outcome, which resulted in the maxillary growth stop and an effective sagittal mandibular growth increase. The SUS2 effects, enhanced by elastics biomechanics, led to the bite closure and at the achievement of Class I occlusion.
Marchionni, P., Di Bari, R., Sferra, S., Grippaudo, C., - SKELETAL, DENTAL AND PROFILOMETRIC EFFECTS OF SABBAGH UNIVERSAL SPRING 2 (SUS2) IN A PATIENT AT THE END OF GROWTH: CASE REPORT, <<SOUTH EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF ORTHODONTICS AND DENTOFACIAL RESEARCH>>, 2016; 2016 (vol 3,n.1): 18-23 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/74931]
- SKELETAL, DENTAL AND PROFILOMETRIC EFFECTS OF SABBAGH UNIVERSAL SPRING 2 (SUS2) IN A PATIENT AT THE END OF GROWTH: CASE REPORT
Marchionni, PierdavidePrimo
;Di Bari, Roberto
;Sferra, SimonePenultimo
;Grippaudo, CristinaUltimo
2016
Abstract
ABSTRACT Introduction: Malocclusions, which present a severe skeletal component, are difficult to solve through orthodontic treatment in patients at the end of growth and often require a combined orthodontic-surgical treatment. The mandibular propulsion appliances “no compliance” now offer new possibilities for functional orthopedic treatment in borderline cases. Case presentation: A patient at the end of growth with a severe malocclusion (Class II Division 1), open bite with arches’ transversal discrepancy, refused the hypothesis of an orthodontic-surgical treatment, which represents the gold standard in such occlusal and skeletal problems, especially in subjects at the end of growth; consequently, a complex orthopedic-orthodontic treatment was chosen as the second choice. The patient has been successfully treated also through the use of SUS2 (Sabbagh Universal Spring 2; Dentaurum, Ispringen, Germany), a “no compliance” fixed functional appliance, wich carried out a significant sagittal correction. Conclusion: The case report especially highlights the important sagittal correction obtained through the use of SUS2. The SUS2 had a functional outcome, which resulted in the maxillary growth stop and an effective sagittal mandibular growth increase. The SUS2 effects, enhanced by elastics biomechanics, led to the bite closure and at the achievement of Class I occlusion.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.