INTRUSION ARCHES IN ORTHODONTICS – A REVIEW
Keywords:
orthodontic intrusion, intrusion arches, deepbite, gummy smileAbstract
Orthodontic intrusion is a common treatment strategy for management of orthodontic functional and aesthetic issues, such as deep bite and gummy smiles. This review includes current literature on dental intrusion, including types, clinical findings, tissue reactions following the application of force, and indications and contraindications. The fixed and removable appliances used for intrusion are succinctly described in this review article.
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