L'Orthodontie Française
MENUBone-based anchorage failure Volume 87, issue 1, 88e réunion scientifique de la S.F.O.D.F., Marseille, 13–14 mai 2016
Authors
* Auteur pour correspondance :
greg.haratyk@free.fr
- Key words: Absolute anchorage, Temporary bone-based anchorage, Failure, Miniscrew, Orthodontics
- DOI : 10.1051/orthodfr/2015038
- Page(s) : 67-76
- Published in: 2016
The aim of this article is to list the circumstances likely to give rise to failure of orthodontic temporary bone-supported anchorage and, hence, to attempt to define criteria for correct miniscrew usage. Our study was based on a review of the literature and analyses of clinical cases. Our findings show that, with a sound knowledge of the indications for screw selection and positioning and of the insertion protocols combined with a clear understanding of orthodontic mechanics, bone-based anchorage can henceforth provide orthodontists with an essential tool to enable formerly unachievable dental movements and to stabilize unwanted movements, thus making treatment both more reliable and more effective.