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Modern Research in Dentistry
Decreasing the Risk of Incisor Root Resorption
during the Orthodontic Management of Palatally
Impacted Canines: Case Report
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Open or CloseEmad Hussein*, Sari Amer, Stathis Efstathiou, Mohammad A Mowais, Nezar
Watted, Khaled Qattawi and Manal Samarah
Clinical master program of orthodontics, Arab American University of Palestine, Palestine
*Corresponding author: Emad Hussein,
Professor, Clinical master program of
orthodontics, Arab American University of
Palestine, Palestine
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Open or CloseEmad Hussein*, Sari Amer, Stathis Efstathiou, Mohammad A Mowais, Nezar
Watted, Khaled Qattawi and Manal Samarah
Clinical master program of orthodontics, Arab American University of Palestine, Palestine
*Corresponding author: Emad Hussein, Professor, Clinical master program of orthodontics, Arab American University of Palestine, Palestine
Submission: November 05, 2021Published: November 29, 2021
ISSN:2637-7764Volume7 Issue1
Abstract
Palatally impacted canines can lead to root resorption of adjacent incisors; root resorption can also result due to orthodontic treatment when unplanned orthodontic movements occur close to the incisors roots. Care should be taken during the first stages of tooth movements in order to avoid root resorption. The first tooth movement of the impacted canine should aim to take the canines away from the roots of incisors. This case report represents an example how we avoided root resorption of teeth adjacent to the impacted canine by taking the canines away by a modified transpalatal bar.
Keywords: Canine impaction; Root resorption; Modified bar
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