Handling - Complex Vertical Problems with Tads and Bone Screws

Orthodontics in its century of existence have had a lot of landmarks in its evolution, but very few;can match the clinical impact made by the temporary anchorage devices (TADS), infra-zygomatic;and buccal shelf screws.

TADS and extra-radicular bone screws- have brought about a renaissance to the field of orthodontics with its concept of absolute anchorage for the past decade. It’s an added armamentarium in the hands of an experienced clinician to overcome new clinical challenges and convert even borderline surgical cases into non-surgical without compromising with the treatment results – ORTHODONTICS MIMICKING ORTHOGNATHIC SURGERY. However, the choice of cases still remains the key to clinical success.

ORTHODONTIC RE-TREATMENT- so common these days – courtesy poor mechanics – it’s the need of the hour that an able orthodontist finds an alternative means of rehabilitating debilitated clinical situations. The introduction of infra-zygomatic and buccal shelf screws can just provide that ray of hope together with limiting the time required for re-treatment. However, they need to be used judiciously. The anatomic limits, art, biomechanical perspective and the side effects are of prime consideration to master the technique.

The aim of this topic is to talk precisely on the – Vertical perspectives of orthodontic re-treatment and treatment of complex malocclusions.

This concept of Orthognathic Surgery like Orthodontics - could help in overcoming newer challenges and go beyond boundaries in achieving the ultimate goal of – “Clinical Excellence.

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