One-year rotational relapse frequency following conventional circumferential supracrestal fiberotomy  

作　　者：Reham Al-Jasser Thikriat Al-Jewair Abdulaziz Al-Rasheed 

机构地区：[1]Department of Periodontics and Community Dentistry,College of Dentistry,King Saud University,Riyadh 11545,Saudi Arabia [2]Graduate Program Director in Orthodontics,School of Dental Medicine,State University of New York,Buffalo,NY 14214,United States

出　　处：《World Journal of Clinical Cases》2020年第2期284-293,共10页世界临床病例杂志

基　　金：the College of Dentistry Research Center and the Deanship of Scientific Research at King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (CDRC) for all the support provided during this study

摘　　要：BACKGROUND Relapse following orthodontic treatment has been a common problem that can occur due to several factors. It was suggested that surgical circumferential supracrestal fiberotomy(CSF) is an effective measure to reduce this relapse.However, very few studies have reported the amount of relapse that occurs afterward.AIM To assess the frequency of rotational relapse on anterior teeth 1 year following CSF.METHODS Eleven adults(six male and five female) with a mean age of 23 years(standard deviation = 5.2), who had a total of 90 rotated anterior teeth, were included in this study. CSF was performed after comprehensive orthodontic treatment involving the use of full-fixed preadjusted edgewise appliances(Victory Series APC, 3 M,United States) with a 0.022-inch slot and Roth prescription brackets(Ovation;DENTSPLY GAC, Bohemia, New York, United States) and placement of a fixed lingual retainer from canine to canine in both arches using a 0.016 Australian wire(AJ Wilcock, Australia). Degrees of rotational correction and relapse were measured on three sets of casts [pretreatment, post-treatment(at the debond visit), and 1-year post-treatment]. Rotational relapse was categorized as follows:Unnoticeable relapse(0°), barely noticeable relapse(1°-3°), noticeable relapse(4°-9°), and clearly noticeable relapse(≥ 10°). The percent relapse that had occurred 1 year after teeth were aligned to their ideal position was calculated. Data were analyzed by dental arch type and tooth types.RESULTS Mean rotational correction was 14.05° during posttreatment. Mean relapse at 1-year follow-up was 1.1°(10.8%). More than half(n = 52, 57.8%) of teeth were categorized as having unnoticeable relapse(0°). Of the remaining teeth, 31(34.5%) had barely noticeable relapse(1°-3°), 6(6.6%) had noticeable relapse(4°-9°), and only one(1.1%) had clearly noticeable relapse(> 10°). When analyzed by arch, 54.5%(n = 6) of the relapsed maxillary teeth had barely noticeable relapse(1°-3°). While most of the mandibular teeth(3, 37.5%) fell BACKGROUND Relapse following orthodontic treatment has been a common problem that can occur due to several factors. It was suggested that surgical circumferential supracrestal fiberotomy(CSF) is an effective measure to reduce this relapse.However, very few studies have reported the amount of relapse that occurs afterward.AIM To assess the frequency of rotational relapse on anterior teeth 1 year following CSF.METHODS Eleven adults(six male and five female) with a mean age of 23 years(standard deviation = 5.2), who had a total of 90 rotated anterior teeth, were included in this study. CSF was performed after comprehensive orthodontic treatment involving the use of full-fixed preadjusted edgewise appliances(Victory Series APC, 3 M,United States) with a 0.022-inch slot and Roth prescription brackets(Ovation;DENTSPLY GAC, Bohemia, New York, United States) and placement of a fixed lingual retainer from canine to canine in both arches using a 0.016 Australian wire(AJ Wilcock, Australia). Degrees of rotational correction and relapse were measured on three sets of casts [pretreatment, post-treatment(at the debond visit), and 1-year post-treatment]. Rotational relapse was categorized as follows:Unnoticeable relapse(0°), barely noticeable relapse(1°-3°), noticeable relapse(4°-9°), and clearly noticeable relapse(≥ 10°). The percent relapse that had occurred 1 year after teeth were aligned to their ideal position was calculated. Data were analyzed by dental arch type and tooth types.RESULTS Mean rotational correction was 14.05° during posttreatment. Mean relapse at 1-year follow-up was 1.1°(10.8%). More than half(n = 52, 57.8%) of teeth were categorized as having unnoticeable relapse(0°). Of the remaining teeth, 31(34.5%) had barely noticeable relapse(1°-3°), 6(6.6%) had noticeable relapse(4°-9°), and only one(1.1%) had clearly noticeable relapse(> 10°). When analyzed by arch, 54.5%(n = 6) of the relapsed maxillary teeth had barely noticeable relapse(1°-3°). While most of the mandibular teeth(3, 37.5%) fell

关 键 词：Fiberotomy Surgery ORTHODONTICS ADULT RELAPSE PERIODONTICS 

分 类 号：R783.5[医药卫生—口腔医学]