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By Farooq Ahmed
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Join me for a look into a recent digital innovation within
What is Lightforce
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Papers and videos on Lightforce
https://www.jco-online.com/media/42415/2023_09_500_waldman.pdf
JCO retrospective study
https://www.jco-online.com/media/43897/2024_05_273_wheeler.pdf
Youtube videos from Lightforce company, Alfred Griffin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSNkYVgZ69I&t=2s&ab_channel=People%2BPractice
Disclaimer
The podcast is opinion and may not be 100% accurate or
Contributions
Contents and editing
Farooq Ahmed
Join me for a podcast summary looking at the effects of
PICO
Population adults, 22 maxillary arches, 20 mandibular arches
Intervention – expansion with aligners, average 3.7mm
Control – minimal expansion, average 0.6mm
Outcome – bone height and width from CBCT
What was the bone loss?
Maxilla
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What movement took place of the incisors?
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What were the overall changes?
Dental changes
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Similar bone loss with aligners expansion from other studies,
Should CBCT’s debate within the literature regarding voxel
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My thoughts: no difference in cbct and gold standard,
Predict bone loss
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Systematic review of orthodontics 48 articles de
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Does bone loss = gingival recession?
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Significant retraction of upper incisors and intrusion Kim
Hypothesis
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What I liked about Greg’s lecture was that he started with
“Airways are like TMD controversy on steroids”
“it amazes me we still think we can grow mandibles”
“We have an appliance (expansion) and are trying to fit it into a diagnosis”
“it is unethical to call yourself an airway orthodontist”
Sanjivan describes why there is controversy in
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Join me for a summary exploring an innovation of the use of bone-anchored plates in class 2 correction. This was a clinically novel idea presented by Hugo De Clerck, who has been an innovator in the use of bone-anchored plates and has published seminal papers on the topic for class 3 treatment.
Join me for a summary looking into
Introduction
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Staging and synergistic movements can reduce
Incisor extrusion
Why is Incisor extrusion difficult?
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Incisor extrusion staging steps:
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Posterior intrusion
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How to improve posterior intrusion
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Controlled expansion
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How to improve posterior intrusion
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Conclusion:
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Contributions
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Conclusion was profound
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Time to reconsider, and having both options, as well as both
Join me for a summary podcast exploring the topic of white spot lesions, and up-to-date
Four treatment
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Join me for a summary exploring bullying and its
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Definition of bullying: Olweus 1984
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Orthodontics and TMD, what is the role of orthodontics?
“if you give a splint, it will not cure the TMD”
“It depends on the adaptability of the patient”
“The role of the patient in the treatment is very, very important”
Roxana describes her journey into TMD and orthodontics, what led her to attend courses worldwide and also set up her own course on TMD.
Roxana describes what has created the controversy in TMD management, and answers recent questions from the literature of the role of both orthodontics and splints in TMD management
To book onto Dr Roxana Petcu’s courses please visit www.lazarlearning.ro/cursuri/ or roxanapetcu_ (I have no financial interest)
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Does whitening have a role in orthodontics? A popular cosmetic procedure which 1 in 4 adults partake in, and was proposed recently at a conference as part of finishing in orthodontics. So this podcast reviews whitening as a topic and the latest evidence in combining whitening with aligners.
Reminder the podcast is an opinion piece and is the independent work of myself and the orthodontics in summary team.
24% of adults have whitening their teeth (dentalhealth.org)
How does it work:
Bleaching is the chemical changing of darker staining on teeth termed chromogens, with the active ingredient hydrogen peroxide.
Hydrogen peroxide reacts to oxidize the chromogen, which becomes a lighter colored compound.
Hydrogen Peroxide is not a stable chemical, so Carbamide peroxide is used, which roughly breaks down to 1/3 H2O2 when mixed with water.
Hydrogen Peroxide UK limit 6%, or Carbamide peroxide 16% is used, USA, greater concentrations are used with 10% hydrogen peroxide for at home whitening, and 35% hydrogen peroxide for in office bleaching.
Children
UK guidelines GDC 2014 – no bleaching until 18, unless purpose of treating or preventing disease.’
USA: The AAPD 2023 s Safe and effective for whitening discolored teeth of children and adolescents. Avoid full-arch bleaching mixed dentition and primary dentitions
Risks
Sensitivity -
about 80% of patient’s experience sensitivity
Tooth sensitivity usually occurs at the time of treatment and can last several days
Upper lateral incisors – greatest sensitivity
Directly correlated with concentration
Greater intensity if tooth was restored Bonafe 2013
Gingival irritation
gingival irritation begins within a day of the treatment and can also last several days
Susceptibility to demineralisation
Suggested surface demineralization occurs as the pH of the whitening agent are acidic and hydrogen ions affect the enamel crystals,
No difference when using manufacturers protocols including 35% H202 Tompkins 2014
However aggressive whitening: excessive use of in office whitening Shi 2012
How long does the whitening last
Duration of correction, depends on lifestyle, with smoking and coffee reducing the correction. Expected 6-12 months of stable colour change. Wiegand 2008
Aligners
Bleaching tray is different – reservoir for bleach, 1 or 1.5mm soft ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA), Straight cut 2mm beyond gingiva or scalloped, with 2 mm extension onto the gingiva giving a better seal and greater patient comfort. Dosage dots to limit application beyond 2mm
Aligners
Usually gingival bevelled, but as effective as bleaching trays, Levrini 2020 improvement of 3.5 shades on average Seleem 2021
tooth sensitivity and gingival irritation does not disrupt of treatment 16% Carbamide peroxide Oliverio 2019, Levrini 2020
2 mm thick layer of gel is advised at incisal or facial central surface of the aligner
Bleaching with attachments present, when bleaching complete attachments removed:
hydrogen peroxide diffuses through spaces between enamel prisms
The composite attachment was thought to affect pigment infiltration, however with enamel polishing after composite removal, color equalization occurs without discrepancies Staley 2004
Minimal change to aligner structure Oliverio 2019
Retainers as bleaching trays?
Use of 0.8mm Zendura, no resivoir, effective bleaching with marked or extremely marked improvement in 78% of cases with 10% Carbamide peroxide, however but this changed the VFRs’ biomechanical properties, decrease in tensile strength and an increase in hardness and internal roughness, unclear what the medium and long term effects are .Jin 2024
Bond strength
By Bleaching a tooth there is enamel bond strength reduction by 25 % Miguel 2006
Wait 2 weeks after bleaching for aligner attachment placement.
Bonded retainer has not been researched
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