Erkennen und Behandeln einer maskierten skelettalen transversalen Diskrepanz

Zusammenfassung

Der Artikel beschreibt den Zusammenhang von Seitenzahntorque und transversaler skelettaler Kieferrelation. Die Bedeutung des Erkennens und adäquaten Behandelns einer maskierten Oberkieferkompression wird diskutiert und die Vorteile dieser Behandlungsstrategie für die gesamte Therapie dargelegt. Drei klinische Fallbeispiele veranschaulichen das empfohlene Behandlungsprotokoll.

Abstract

The article describes the connection between buccolingual inclination of molars and transverse skeletal jaw relationship. The rationale of identifying and treating a masked skeletal transverse discrepancy is discussed and the benefit of that treatment approach for the whole orthodontic therapy is outlined. Three case presentations illustrate the recommended treatment protocol.

Schlüsselwörter

transversale Diskrepanz - maskierte Oberkieferkompression - Molarentorque

Key words

transversal discrepancy - masked maxillary compression - buccolingual molar inclination

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