Uprighting molars with the Straight wire system part 1

[@watclubdent4725]

Waiting for part 2, thank you

[@HmmmmmLemmeThinkNo]

There is no part two to look at, though? This was a great and informative video, I was just surprised to find no part two

[@maulik5986]

Would love to hear more on this case progression. Please share Part II of this video.

[@thebeast9869]

Same

[@eddiesanders2719]

Subscribed! Which software system are you using?

[@Discoverortho1]

Ddp Poland. I now use Blender

[@ashishsukhija447]

Waiting for part two

[@marks6809]

I ve got problem with horizontally impacted wisdom tooth, can you give me any advice ?

[@mohammedadel2133]

Hello where can i find part 2

[@settiesalmabato1865]

Hi, I have a question. My molar was so tilted and the space on the bridge in between is small too, and the only option said my dentist is crowning the tilted molar to upright it and cover the space. Is this right?

[@littleforest-1711]

Thank you

[@dr.girums.1892]

0.018 wire but is it round or Rectangular ?? please tell me dear

[@Discoverortho1]

Rectangular

[@Dr.sophie_meshvelishvili]

@@Discoverortho1 0.018 Rectangular??how

[@rahmatdelan9535]

​@@Dr.sophie_meshvelishvili..its round wire Sophie..and just for our thoughts..if high force is the problem..just use smaller wire..like 0.012 NiTi

[@thebeast9869]

This has happened to me if there's a way im going find it

[@rahmatdelan9535]

I dont know why nobody could think as simple as using smaller wire like 0.012 or 0.014 Niti if too high force was the problem of using 0.018?

[@Discoverortho1]

You still create an unfavorable moment to force ratio and concentrate the forces on the crestal bone. Basically negative instead of positive remodeling. Plus too much extrusive force

[@ดาลีลาอนุรักษ์]

Waiting for part 2,thank you