Hello! I need information about the time necessary to carry out diagnostic studies in orthodontics, be it cephalometric measurements, photographic studies, model measurements, etc. Has there ever been a study that quantifies the time it takes to do these studies?
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The elaboration of the diagnosis in orthodontics demands a good clinical and radiographic evaluation. Cephalometric analysis takes longer because it requires a good interpretation of the values obtained.
1.Case history:-A.through case history helps establish any pre exacting developmental problem.
2.clinical Examination
3. Functional Analysis
4.Radiologic Examination
5.Photographic Analysis
6.Cephalometric Analysis
7.Study cast Analysis
8.Transverse Plane
In the diagnostic occlusion subdivide occlusion on the teeth
1.Sagittal 2.vertical. 3.Transverse
The most common orthodontics procedure.Lingual braces,that attach of our teeth correct improper alignment.
1.Invisalign 2.Retainers 3. Orthodontic Elastics
Type of bits 1.crosbite 2. Openbite 3.overbite 4.under bite
The average length of time of treatment is between 18 and 24 months, but some patients may have their braces on for a longer or shorter period of time. There are many factors that determine how long treatment will take. The first is the type and severity of malocclusion that needs to be corrected.
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