International Journal of Dental Sciences & Research - Volumes & Issues - Volume 4: Dec 2024,Issue 2

ACCELERATED ORTHODONTICS: A REVIEW ARTICLE

  • Published: Dec 2024
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Aman Jot Kaur, Laima Zehra, Navisha Jain, Priyanka Jaiswal, Manu T. Pillai, Priya

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Accelerated orthodontics, Orthodontic treatment, Procedures

Abstract

A Reconstruction of skeletal and dental tissues is a primary objective in orthodontic treatment, aimed at improving both function and aesthetics. For individuals undergoing cancer treatment, the duration of traditional orthodontic therapy can be a significant concern due to the prolonged nature of conventional fixed braces, which often leads to issues such as a higher risk of root infections, resorption, dental cavities, and gingival recession. To address these challenges and enhance the effi- ciency of orthodontic care, researchers have developed strategies to accelerate tooth movement while minimizing potential drawbacks. The term “accelerated orthodontics” refers to these advanced techniques designed to shorten treatment time. This paper aims to define and evaluate various methods of accelerated orthodontics, exploring their effectiveness in speed- ing up the process of tooth alignment and addressing the limitations associated with traditional approaches.

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