Avaliação tridimensional das mudanças dentárias após avanço mandibular com o aparelho de Herbst bandado em indivíduos classe II divisão 1, após surto de crescimento
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2017-01-17
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Mariscal Muñoz, Juan Francisco
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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O objetivo do trabalho foi avaliar tridimensionalmente as mudanças dentárias após avanço mandibular com o aparelho de Herbst bandado em indivíduos classe II divisão 1, após surto de crescimento. A amostra deste trabalho constituiu-se de modelos ortodônticos pré (T1) e pós tratamento (T2) de 34 pacientes (21 indivíduos masculinos e 13 femininos, idade média 16,2) portadores de má oclusão de Classe II divisão 1, que receberam na média terapia de avanço mandibular durante 8 meses. Estes modelos de estudo foram digitalizados (R700, 3Shape®) em oclusão habitual e analisados tridimensionalmente através do software VistaDent®. Em função de objetivos específicos, dividiu-se o trabalho em dois estudos. O primeiro estudo foi desenvolvido com o intuito de detectar efeitos acontecidos após 8 meses de avanço mandibular com aparelho de Herbst bandando, sobre a Curva de Spee (CDS) mandibular, índice de irregularidade de Little e inclinação vestíbulo-lingual dos incisivos inferiores. A análise estatística foi realizada por meio do teste t de Student, com nível de significância de 5%, precedido do teste de Levene, para analisar a hipótese de igualdade das variâncias. Incremento na profundidade da CDS (média -1,47 mm, P <0,00005), aumento no índice de irregularidade (média-1,89 mm; P <0,00005), e foi encontrada uma diferente proclinação entre incisivos laterais (32: média, 3,01, P <0,05; 42: média, 3,83, P <0,005) e incisivos centrais mandibulares (31: média, 1,80°, P <0,05; 41: média, 2,43°, P <0,05). Resultados sugeriram uma mudança negativa clinicamente significativa na profundidade da CDS, incremento no índice de irregularidade e proclinação diferenciada dos incisivos inferiores, após 8 meses de terapia com aparelho de Herbst bandado. O segundo estudo teve como objetivo de avaliar os efeitos dentários transversais imediatos após 8 meses de avanço mandibular com aparelho de Herbst bandando, na distância intercaninos, interpré-molares e intermolares assim como a rotação dos primeiros molares maxilares e mandibulares. Comparação estatística das varáveis pré e pós-tratamento e dimorfismo de gênero foi feita através do teste t de Student com um nível de significância de 5% precedido do teste de Levene, para analisar a hipótese de igualdade das variâncias. Diferenças na homogeneidade de gênero dentro da amostra (T1) provocou a separação do grupo para avaliação individual (masculino/feminino) em algumas das variáveis estudadas. Incremento nas distâncias interpré-molares da maxila (15-25: média 1,66 mm; 14-24: média 1,36 mm), mudanças insignificantes nas distâncias intercaninos (Mandibular: média 0.02 P=947; Maxilar: média 0.36 mm; P =0,177), ausência de rotações nos molares e um leve incremento nas distâncias intermolares (maxilar: média 0,80 mm; mandibular: média 0,06 mm) foram os resultados mais relevantes do trabalho. Resultados sugeriram mudanças transversais significativas nas distâncias interpré-molares maxilares, intermolares maxilar e mandibular com ausência de rotações e uma estabilidade das distâncias intercaninos.
The aim of this study was to evaluated three-dimensional mandibular dental effects with a banded Herbst appliance on Class II division 1 individuals, post growth spurt. The sample of this work constituted with pre-treatment (T1) and post-treatment (T2) orthodontic models of 34 patients (21 male, 13 female, average of 16,2 years-old) with Class II division 1 malocclusion, who received a mandibular advanced therapy during 8 months, were digitalized (R700, 3Shape®) in habitual occlusion and three-dimensionally analyzed through VistaDent® software In function of specific objectives this investigation was divided in 2 different studies. The first one with the intention of detecting dental effects of mandibular advancement with a Banded Herbst appliance over the Curve of Spee during 8 months; irregularity index of Little and vestibular-lingual inclination of the mandibular incisors. Statistical analysis was done through the T student test, with a level of significance of 5%, preceded by the Levene test, to analyze the equality of variances. Increase in depth of CDS (average-1,47 mm, P <0,00005), as well as the index of irregularity (average- 1,89 mm; P <0,00005); a different proclination was found in between lateral incisors (32: average, -3,01, P <0,05; 42: average, -3,83, P <0,005) and mandibular central incisors (31: average, -1,80°, P <0,05; 41: average, -2,43°, P <0,05). (31: average: -1,80°, P <0,05; 41: average, -2,43°, P <0,05). The results reflected a clinically significant negative effect in CDS depth, increase in the index of irregularity and differentiated proclination of mandibular incisors, after an 8-month therapy with Herbst banded appliance. The objective of the second study was to evaluate the immediate transversal dental effects after 8 months of mandibular advancement with a banded Herbst appliance, on inter-canine, inter-premolar and inter-molar distance; as well as the rotation of the mandibular and maxillary first molars. The statistical comparison between pre-treatment and post-treatment variances and gender dimorphism was made through the Student t test, with a level of significance of 5%, preceded by the Levene test, to analyze the hypothesis of variances equality. Differences in gender homogeneity in the sample (T1) provoked a group separation, becoming an individual evolution (male/female) in some of the studied variables. Increase in maxillary inter-premolar distances (15-25: average 1,66 mm; 14-24: average 1,36 mm), insignificant statistical changes within inter-canine distances (Mandibular: average 0.02 P=947; Maxillary: average 0.36 mm; P =0,177), absence of rotation in molars and slight increase in inter-molar distances (maxillary: average 0,80 mm; mandibular: average 0,06 mm) were the most relevant increases in this research. The results suggested significant transversal changes in maxillary inter-premolar distances, maxillary and mandibular inter-molar rotation absence and instability of inter-canine distance.
The aim of this study was to evaluated three-dimensional mandibular dental effects with a banded Herbst appliance on Class II division 1 individuals, post growth spurt. The sample of this work constituted with pre-treatment (T1) and post-treatment (T2) orthodontic models of 34 patients (21 male, 13 female, average of 16,2 years-old) with Class II division 1 malocclusion, who received a mandibular advanced therapy during 8 months, were digitalized (R700, 3Shape®) in habitual occlusion and three-dimensionally analyzed through VistaDent® software In function of specific objectives this investigation was divided in 2 different studies. The first one with the intention of detecting dental effects of mandibular advancement with a Banded Herbst appliance over the Curve of Spee during 8 months; irregularity index of Little and vestibular-lingual inclination of the mandibular incisors. Statistical analysis was done through the T student test, with a level of significance of 5%, preceded by the Levene test, to analyze the equality of variances. Increase in depth of CDS (average-1,47 mm, P <0,00005), as well as the index of irregularity (average- 1,89 mm; P <0,00005); a different proclination was found in between lateral incisors (32: average, -3,01, P <0,05; 42: average, -3,83, P <0,005) and mandibular central incisors (31: average, -1,80°, P <0,05; 41: average, -2,43°, P <0,05). (31: average: -1,80°, P <0,05; 41: average, -2,43°, P <0,05). The results reflected a clinically significant negative effect in CDS depth, increase in the index of irregularity and differentiated proclination of mandibular incisors, after an 8-month therapy with Herbst banded appliance. The objective of the second study was to evaluate the immediate transversal dental effects after 8 months of mandibular advancement with a banded Herbst appliance, on inter-canine, inter-premolar and inter-molar distance; as well as the rotation of the mandibular and maxillary first molars. The statistical comparison between pre-treatment and post-treatment variances and gender dimorphism was made through the Student t test, with a level of significance of 5%, preceded by the Levene test, to analyze the hypothesis of variances equality. Differences in gender homogeneity in the sample (T1) provoked a group separation, becoming an individual evolution (male/female) in some of the studied variables. Increase in maxillary inter-premolar distances (15-25: average 1,66 mm; 14-24: average 1,36 mm), insignificant statistical changes within inter-canine distances (Mandibular: average 0.02 P=947; Maxillary: average 0.36 mm; P =0,177), absence of rotation in molars and slight increase in inter-molar distances (maxillary: average 0,80 mm; mandibular: average 0,06 mm) were the most relevant increases in this research. The results suggested significant transversal changes in maxillary inter-premolar distances, maxillary and mandibular inter-molar rotation absence and instability of inter-canine distance.
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Má Oclusão de Angle Classe II., Avanço mandibular, Aparelhos Ortopédicos, Class II maloclusion, Mandibular advancement, Orthodontic devices