Anterior Open Bite - Adult Patients - TADs

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Yes, there are cases of anterior open bite that need to be surgically addressed! The advent of skeletal anchorages may have given the impression that all cases could be resolved with intrusion of the posterior teeth and counterclockwise rotation of the mandible alone, but this is not an option in cases of real prognathism.
Big mandibles when rotated counterclockwise decompensate the real prognathism that was camouflaged by vertical excess. Not to mention the difficulty in correcting the class III dental relationship itself. Diagnosis and planning are the basis of orthodontics.
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[@benasserabderrahim2934]

Thx dear teacher for this very interessting case,the patient refused the orthosurgery so you have done the compensation .the patient shoud have been awared for the risque to her periodontium , we see the transparency of roots of lower incisors and canins at the end of treatment. The treatment of open bit as you have explained pass with either extraction, extrusion of ant teeth or intrusion of post teeth or both of them but alsoo the correction of maxillary arch transversally is very very important.

[@louzar132]

Thank you professor for sharing 💐

[@shinnyteoh899]

Thank you Prof for the great sharing ! 🙏🏻❤️

[@salommohammad6155]

Brilliant. Thank you very much. But the voice is very low

[@NasarUllah-t1n]

Is is possible to intrude posterior teeth with TADS? If yes, how much should be the force for posterior intrusion

[@YourAgentSarah]

I’m 35, I have an open bite and I got braces 11 months ago, wearing elastics since day one, am getting TAD next month just like you did here

[@ProfKleberMeireles]

TADs are very effective tools to facilitate mechanics. 🙂

[@xoalex15]

How did it go with the tads

[@YourAgentSarah]

@@xoalex15 great! I got my braces off in December!!

[@xoalex15]

@@YourAgentSarah I wish KZbin had a chat feature so I could ask you more questions!! I’m so glad this went well for you. I turned down surgery but the tad procedure was also mentioned. Did you have an open bite since childhood or did yours develop as an adult?

[@aramsabr7691]

Hi prof. Hope you are very well In those cases who need intrusion and retraction of anterior teeth which option is better? 1.intrusion after that retraction 2. retraction after that intrusion 3.both at the same time

[@Grandtour79]

I have the same case, kindly tell me how much time it takes to my front teeth to come below

[@marcusfrederick4591]

How long did this take !

[@Grandtour79]

How much time it takes sir? Kindly reply

[@amirahm8705]

Thank you Prof.Could this case be treated with 4 premolars extraction?

[@ProfKleberMeireles]

Yes, it's a possibility in cases like this, but the maxillary deficiency must be considerer when planning for extractions. In this case I prefer to keep the teeth to avoid further retraction of upper arch.

[@amirahm8705]

@@ProfKleberMeireles thanks for your response.

[@mohamedeltahan6679]

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