Please comment on the Adams crib
Friday, September 20, 2013
Thursday, September 19, 2013
Your examples of a moment; Orthos
Post a picture that best illustrates this for you
This pic is from Blom as example
These 2pics are examples from Mouton
Pic example from Van den Heever
Your examples of a couple; Orthos
Please post a picture that illustrates this the best in your opinion
Mouton's example's of a couple
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Class II malocclusion
Give
a general description of the factors that characterize Class II malocclusion.
Changes that occur in wire because of manipulation
Explain the
changes that occur to the different types of orthodontic wires when subjected to
strain hardening as well as annealing processes. (where applicable)
Rotation of teeth with orthodontics
Assuming that the centre of resistance in a tooth is in the
middle of the apical third of that tooth;
Explain the effect the following
lines of distal force will have on the position of the rotational centre and
the movement of the tooth, when applied to a maxillary molar by means of a face
bow.
(a) A line of
force passing through the centre of resistance.
(b) A line of
force apical to the centre of resistance.
(c) A line of
force further apically to the centre of resistance.
(d) A line of
force passing occlusally to the centre of resistance.
Translation of a free body
“A force
which passes through the centre of resistance will produce pure
translation of a free body”.
Give a short
description of
(a)
The result if the force vector does not pass through
the centre of resistance.
(b)
How the degree of translation (rotation) is effected by
the perpendicular distance from the force vector to the centre of resistance.
Orthodontics in 3 millennia. Chapter 9: Functional appliances to midcentury
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Why would you agree or disagree with the following statement. Provide references to support your arguments
Any orthodontic
appliance is a force system
Desirable characteristics of Orthodontic wires
Below is listed the main criteria for the selection of an orthodontic wire (Desirable characteristics)
(O’Brien W.J., Dental Materials and their selection, Pg 284)
- A large springback
- Low stiffness
- Good formability
- High stored energy
- Corrosion resistance
- Biocompatibility and environmental stability
- Low surface friction
- Capability to be welded or soldered to auxillaries
- Cost
Discuss each of these characteristics and why you think they are listed as desirable criteria for orthodontic wire.
Expectations for the Advanced Orthodontics block
Please post your expectations for this block regarding Orthodontics.
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