Model analysis examines dental arches in 3 planes using models and radiographs, allowing evaluation of arch form, symmetry, tooth alignment, and other features. Arch perimeter analysis compares the space available by measuring along tooth surfaces to the space required based on tooth sizes. This determines arch length discrepancies, indicating if crowding or spacing exist and guiding treatment planning such as extractions or stripping. The procedure involves contouring wire along tooth contacts to measure space available and measuring tooth widths to calculate space required.
Model analysis examines dental arches in 3 planes using models and radiographs, allowing evaluation of arch form, symmetry, tooth alignment, and other features. Arch perimeter analysis compares the space available by measuring along tooth surfaces to the space required based on tooth sizes. This determines arch length discrepancies, indicating if crowding or spacing exist and guiding treatment planning such as extractions or stripping. The procedure involves contouring wire along tooth contacts to measure space available and measuring tooth widths to calculate space required.
Model analysis examines dental arches in 3 planes using models and radiographs, allowing evaluation of arch form, symmetry, tooth alignment, and other features. Arch perimeter analysis compares the space available by measuring along tooth surfaces to the space required based on tooth sizes. This determines arch length discrepancies, indicating if crowding or spacing exist and guiding treatment planning such as extractions or stripping. The procedure involves contouring wire along tooth contacts to measure space available and measuring tooth widths to calculate space required.
Model analysis examines dental arches in 3 planes using models and radiographs, allowing evaluation of arch form, symmetry, tooth alignment, and other features. Arch perimeter analysis compares the space available by measuring along tooth surfaces to the space required based on tooth sizes. This determines arch length discrepancies, indicating if crowding or spacing exist and guiding treatment planning such as extractions or stripping. The procedure involves contouring wire along tooth contacts to measure space available and measuring tooth widths to calculate space required.
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ORTHODONTICS II
L ANALYSIS
JOHN ZENDRICK DE GUZMAN
MODEL ANALYSIS Model analysis is the study of maxillary and mandibular arches in all three planes of space (sagittal, vertical, transverse planes) using study models and radiographs which is a valuable tool in orthodontic diagnosis and treatment planning. can analyze the arch form, arch symmetry, alignment of the teeth, palate shape, tooth size, tooth shape, rotations of teeth and other information. ARCH PERIMETER ANALYSIS This analysis helps to find the difference between the basal bone and the tooth material. The soft wire is contoured, from the mesio-buccal line angle of molar and pass along the contacts of the premolar and through the incisive papilla on an imaginary repositioned arch. done on the maxillary arch and two measurements are required (space available and space required) ARCH PERIMETER ANALYSIS: PROCEDURE 1. CALCULATION OF SPACE AVAILABLE Pass the brass wire from the mesiobuccal line angle of maxillary right first molar along the buccal cusps and incisal edges of the anterior teeth to the left quadrant until the mesiobuccal line angle of the left maxillary first molar. ARCH PERIMETER ANALYSIS: PROCEDURE 1. CALCULATION OF SPACE AVAILABLE In case of retroclined incisors, pass the In case of proclined incisors, pass the brass brass wire labial to them like a smooth wire in the cingulum region curve ARCH PERIMETER ANALYSIS: PROCEDURE 2. CALCULATION OF SPACE REQUIRED: Measure the mesiodistal dimension of all the teeth mesial to the first molar (54321) (12345) ARCH PERIMETER ANALYSIS: INTERPRETATION The difference between the space required and space available gives ARCH LENGTH INFERENCE the arch discrepancy or excess. DISCREPANCY If the tooth material is more than Proximal stripping can be carried out to 0 to 2.5 mm reduce the the arch length, the space available minimal tooth material excess for alignment is insufficient resulting in crowding. 2.5 to 5 mm Extraction of second premolar is indicated
If the tooth material is less than
Extraction of first premolar is usually the arch length, then there can be Greater than 5 mm required spacing.