1) Anchorage in orthodontics refers to the resistance to tooth movement offered by anatomical structures.
2) Anchorage can be classified based on the manner of force application, the jaws involved, site of anchorage, and number of anchorage units. Intraoral anchorage includes teeth, alveolar bone, basal bone, and musculature. Extraoral anchorage includes cranial, cervical, and facial structures.
3) Anchorage planning depends on factors like the number of teeth to be moved, type of movement, treatment duration, and skeletal growth pattern to determine if maximum, moderate, or minimum anchorage is needed.
1) Anchorage in orthodontics refers to the resistance to tooth movement offered by anatomical structures.
2) Anchorage can be classified based on the manner of force application, the jaws involved, site of anchorage, and number of anchorage units. Intraoral anchorage includes teeth, alveolar bone, basal bone, and musculature. Extraoral anchorage includes cranial, cervical, and facial structures.
3) Anchorage planning depends on factors like the number of teeth to be moved, type of movement, treatment duration, and skeletal growth pattern to determine if maximum, moderate, or minimum anchorage is needed.
1) Anchorage in orthodontics refers to the resistance to tooth movement offered by anatomical structures.
2) Anchorage can be classified based on the manner of force application, the jaws involved, site of anchorage, and number of anchorage units. Intraoral anchorage includes teeth, alveolar bone, basal bone, and musculature. Extraoral anchorage includes cranial, cervical, and facial structures.
3) Anchorage planning depends on factors like the number of teeth to be moved, type of movement, treatment duration, and skeletal growth pattern to determine if maximum, moderate, or minimum anchorage is needed.
1) Anchorage in orthodontics refers to the resistance to tooth movement offered by anatomical structures.
2) Anchorage can be classified based on the manner of force application, the jaws involved, site of anchorage, and number of anchorage units. Intraoral anchorage includes teeth, alveolar bone, basal bone, and musculature. Extraoral anchorage includes cranial, cervical, and facial structures.
3) Anchorage planning depends on factors like the number of teeth to be moved, type of movement, treatment duration, and skeletal growth pattern to determine if maximum, moderate, or minimum anchorage is needed.
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FATHIMA SISINI
FINAL YEAR PART ONE
DEFINITION Anchorage in orthodontics as the nature and degree of resistance to displacement offered by an anatomic unit for the purpose of tooth movement. (GRABER) Anchorage is the site of delivary from which force is exerted(White and Gardnier) CLASSIFICATION(MOYERS) ACCORDING TO MANNER OF FORCE APPLICATION
SIMPLE STATIONARY RECIPROCAL
ACCORDING TO JAWS INVOLVED
INTER MAXILLARY INTRA MAXILLARY
ACCORDING TO SITE
INTRA 0RAL EXRAORAL MUSCULAR
CLASSIFICATION cntd. INTRA ORAL;-TEETH,ALVEOLAR BONE,BASAL BONE EXTRA ORAL;-CERVICAL,OCCIPITAL,CRANIAL,FACIAL MUSCULAR According to number of anchorage units;-single or primary,compound,multiple or reinforced INTRA ORAL ANCHORAGES 1) teeth 2)alveolar bone 3)basal bone 4)musculature TEETH
WHEN ONE TEETH MOVES THE OTHERS CAN
ACT AS ANCHORAGE UNITS,IT DEPENDS ON -ROOT FORM -ROOT SIZE -NO OF ROOTS -ROOT LENGTH -ROOT INCLINATION ROOT FORM FLAT-RESIST MOVEMENTS IN MESIO-DISTAL DIRECTION,BUT LITTLE RESISTANCE BUCCOLINGUALLY EG;-MANDIBULAR INCISORS AND MOLARS,BUCCAL ROOT OF MAXILLARY MOLARS ROUND:-RESIST HORIZONTALLY DIRECTED FORCE IN ANY DIRECTION EG;-BICUSPID,PALATAL ROOT OF UPPER MOLARS TRIANGULAR;-MAXIMUM ANCHORAGE EG;-CUSPIDS,MAXILLARY CENTRALS AND LATERALS SIZE AND NUMBER OF ROOTS MULTIROOTED TEETH HAVING THE MAXIMUM SIZE HAVE MAX. ANCHORAGE ROOT LENGTH;-DIRECTLY PROPOTIONAL TO ANCHORAGE AXIAL INCLINATION;-ANCHORAGE IS MORE WHEN FORCE EXERTED IS OPPOSITE TO THAT OF AXIS OF INCLINATION OF TEETH ANKYLOSED TEETH;-NO PDL, SO NO MOVEMENT-EXCELLENT ANCHORAGE ALVEOLAR BONE ALVEOLAR BONE RESIST TOOTH MOVEMENT UP TO ITS LIMIT,BEYOND THAT IT ALLOW TOOTH MOVEMENT BY REMODELLING HEALTHY ALVEOLAR BONE-MORE ANCHORAGE BASAL BONE CERTAIN AREAS ACT AS RESISTANCE AREAS- PROVIDE GOOD ANCHORAGE-HARD PALATE,LINGUAL SURFACE OF MANDIBLE MUSCULATURE HYPERTONIC LABIAL MUSCULATURE USED FOR ANCHORAGE IN LIP BUMPER EXTRA ORAL 1)CRANIUM(OCCIPITAL OR PARIETAL ANCHORAGE:- ANCHORAGE OBTAINED FROM OCCPITAL OR PARIETAL BONE EG:-HEAD GEAR TO RESTRICT MAXILLARY GROWTH 2)CERVICAL:-ANCHORAGE FROM CERVICAL OR NECK REGION EG:-CERVICAL HEAD GEAR 3)FACIAL BONES:-FACE MASK USED TO PROTRACT MAXILLA TAKE ANCHORAGE FROM MANDIBULAR SYMPHYSIS REVERSE HEAD GEARS TAKE ANCHORAGE FROM FOR HEAD AND CHIN SIMPLE ANCHORAGE IS THE DENTAL ANCHORAGE SUCH THAT MANNER AND APPLICATION OF FORCE IS SUCH THAT IT TENDS TO CHANGE THE AXIAL INCLINATION OF THE TEETH THE RESISTANCE OF ANCHORAGE UNITS TO TIPPING IS USED TO MOVE OTHER TEETH THE COMBINED ROOT SURFACE AREA OF THE ANCHORAGE UNIT MUST BE DOUBLE TO THAT OF TEETH TO BE MOVED EG:-PALATALY PLACED PREMOLAR IS PUSHED IN TO THE ARCH BY REST OF THE TEETH AS ANCHOR UNITS STATIONARY ANCHORAGE MANNER AND APPLICATION OF FORCE TEND TO DISPLACE THE ANCHORAGE UNIT RESISTANCE PROVIDED BY THE ANCHORAGE UNITS IS AGAINST BODILY MOVEMENTS(DISPLACEMENT) RECIPROCAL ANCHORAGE RESISTANCE OFFERED BY TWO MALPOSED UNITS WHEN THE APPLICATION OF TWO EQUAL AND OPPOSITE FORCES TEND TO MOVE EACH UNIT TO A MORE NORMAL POSITION EG:-CLOSURE OF MIDLINE DIASTEMA CROSS BITE ELASTICS,EXPANSION APPLIANCES INTRA MAXILLARY ANCHORAGE TEETH ARE TO BE MOVED AND THE ANCHORAGE UNITS ARE IN THE SAME ARCH INTER MAXILLARY ANCHORAGE TEETH ARE TO BE MOVED IN ONE ARCH AND RESISTRANCE UNITS ARE IN OPPOSITE ARCH EG:-CLASS II ,CLASS III ELASTICS SINGLE OR PRIMARY ANCHORAGE SINGLE TEETH WITH MORE ALVEOLAR SUPPORT USED TO MOVE ONE WITH LESSER SUPPORT COMPOUND ANCHORAGE ANCHORAGE PROVIDED BY MORE THAN ONE TEETH WITH GREAT SUPPORT TO MOVE TOOTH WITH LESS SUPPORT REINFORCED ANCHORAGE MORE THAN ONE TYPE OF RESISTANCE UNIT IS UTILIZED EG:-A)TO AUGMENT THE INTRA ORAL ANCHORAGE, EXTRA ORAL ANCHORAGES TRANS PALATAL ARCH,AND LINGUAL ARCHES IS USED B)UPPER ANTERIOR INCLINED PLANE USED FOR FORWARD MOVEMENT OF MANDIBLE USES MUSCULAR ANCHORAGES MINI DENTAL IMPLANTS USED IN PATIENTS HAVING MULTIPLE LOST TEETH OR HYPODONTIA OR TO AUGMENT TEETH WITH PERIODONTAL DISEASES CLASSIFICATION -ACCORDING TO EXPOSURE OF HEAD:- OPEN-HEAD IS EXPOSED TO ORAL CAVITY-USED WHEN SOFT TISSUES ARE NOT MOVABLE CLOSED-EMBEDED UNDER SOFT TISSUES-MOVABLE TISSUES ACCORDING TO IMPLANT PLACEMENT 1)SELF TAPPING METHOD:-IMPLANT TAPPED IN TO A PREVIOUSLY DRILLED HOLE-SMALLER DIAMETER IMPLANTS 2)SELF DRILLING METHOD:-IMPLANT IS ITSELF DRILLED IN TO THE BONE-LARGER DIAMETER IMPLANT ACCORDING TO THE PATH OF INSERTION:- 1)OBLIQUE;-30=60DEGREES TO LONG AXIS OF TEETH- WHERE INTER RADICULAR BONE IS NARROW 2)PERPENDICULAR;-INSERTED PERPENDICULAR TO THE BONE SURFACE-WHEN SUFFICIENT INTER RADICULAR BONE PRESENT SITE OF PLACEMENT OF MICRO IMPLANTS 1)MAXILLARY 1)MAXILLRY TUBEROCITY POSTERIORS 2)INFRA ZYGOMATIC 2)RETRACTION OF CREST MAX.ANTERIORS &INTRUSION OF MAX.POSTERIORS 3)BUCALLY B/W MAX 6 3)SAME AS ABOVE &7 4)BUCALLY B/W MAX 4)SAME AS ABOVE &TO 5&6 TIP BUCALLY 5)BUCALLY B/W MAX 5)DISTAL &MESIAL 3&4 MVMT OF MAX.MOLARS AND INTRUSION OF MAX BUCCAL TEETH 6)LABIALLY B/W MAX. CENTRALS 6)INTRUSION AND TORQUE CONTROL OF INCISORS 7)PALATALLY B/W MAX 7)RETRACTION OF MAX 5&6 ANTERIORS AND INTRUSION OF MAX MOLARS SITES IN MANDIBLE 1)RETROMOLAR PADS 1)UPRIGHTING&RETRACTIO N OF MAND.TEETH 2)BUCALLY B/W MAND. 6&7 2)INTRUSION &DISTAL MVMT OF MAND MOLARS,RETRACTION OF MAND.ANTERIORS 3)BUCALLY B/W 4&5 3)SAME AS ABOVE 4)BUCALLY B/W 3&4 4)PROTRACTION OF 5)MADIBULAR SYMPHYSIS MOLARS 5)INTRUSION OF MANDIBULAR ANTERIORS ANCHORAGE PLANNING FACTORS AFFECTING ARE:- 1)NO; OF TEETH BEING MOVED:-TO MOVE GREATER NO;OF TEETH, ANCHORAGE SHOULD BE MORE 2)TYPE OF TEETH:-TEETH HAVING MORE SURFACE AREA REQUIRE MORE ANCHORAGE 3)TYPE OF MOVEMENT:-BODILY MOVEMENT REQUIRE MORE ANCHORAGE 4)DURATION:-PROLONGED TREATMENTS REQUIRE GOOD ANCHORAGE 5)SKELETAL GROWTH PATTERN:- A)VERTICAL-REQUIRE MORE ANCHORAGE DUE TO POOR TONICITY OF FACIAL MUSCLES B)HORIZONTAL-VICE VERSA 6)OCCLUSAL INTERLOCK:-GOOD OCCLUSION=GOOD ANCHORAGE ANCHORAGE LOSS:-UNWANTED TOOTH MOVEMENTS DURING ORTHODONTIC THERAPY BASED ON THE ANCHORAGE LOSS THE ANCHORAGE DEMAND OF THE EXTRACTION CASES ARE OF THREE TYPES MAXIMUM,MODERATE,MINIMUM MAXIMUM ANCHORAGE CASES ANCHORAGE DEMAND IS VERY HIGH NOT MORE THAN 1/4TH OF THE EXTRACTION PLACE SHOULD BE LOST BY ANCHORAGE LOSS SO AUGMENTATION OF ANCHOR TEETH REQUIRED MODERATE ANCHORAGE CASES ANCHORAGE LOSS 1/2TH TO 1/4TH OF EXTRACTION SPACE MINIMUM ANCHORAGE CASES ANCHORAGE LOSS CAN BE MORE THAN 1/2TH OF EXTRACTION SPACE BIBLIOGRAPHY TEXT BOOK OF ORTHODONTICS-S I BHALAJI,PROFET WWW.FUNNYTOOTH.COM WWW.WIKIPEDIA.COM