Titlebook: Biology of Orthodontic Tooth Movement; Current Concepts and Bhavna Shroff Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Anky

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Biphasic Theory of Tooth Movement: Cytokine Expression and Rate of Tooth Movement,propriate force magnitude, knowing precise tooth movement, optimizing activation intervals, preventing side effects, and, most importantly, developing techniques that increase the rate of tooth movement are all influenced by this understanding. These events can be divided into two main phases, a cat

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Orthodontitis: The Inflammation Behind Tooth Movement and Orthodontic Root Resorption,and orthodontic root resorption, gathered over the years, focusing on the last decade publications that followed the ending of the Human Genome Project. Types of root resorption as well as the remodeling and (mini)modeling processes involved in the orthodontic root resorption process are described.

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Genetic Implications in Orthodontic Tooth Movement,decreasing treatment time(s). While the focus of these efforts has been on how various procedures or devices affect OTM (i.e., typically increase OTM), there has been little discussion of how the patient’s genetic background may influence variation in OTM. In this chapter, the clinician will be intr

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cepts and research findings to orthodontic practice.Written ?This book presents the current knowledge and understanding of the biological processes involved in the orthodontic movement of teeth and discusses recent progress in the field. It links research advances to their immediate clinical applica

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Funktionen einer reellen Ver?nderlichen as well as the plausible role that osteocytes may have in mediating relapse. Finally, we conclude with an “overall model of tooth movement and relapse.” This chapter attempts to present an upstream mechanism to the traditional “pressure-tension” theory based on the most recent evidence.

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Ganze Funktionen und Laurentreihenors and treatment-related factors (orthodontic and non-orthodontic) are discussed in light of current literature. A protocol to minimize orthodontic root resorption and to avoid consequences of periodontitis during orthodontic treatment, using radiographic monitoring (standard, frequent, or intensive), is suggested.