How to achieve best position for Microimplants by Park et al

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16/03/2010 at 5:37 pm #8971

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(AJODO Feb 2010)

The midpoints between the roots were located distally to the contact point and from the cervical to the apical areas. The lines connecting these midpoints from the cervix to the
apex of the roots in the mandibular arch had more distal inclination than in the maxillary arch.

Conclusions: To minimize root contacts, microimplants need to be inclined distally about 10-20 degrees and placed 0.5 to 2.7mm distally to the contact point to minimize root contact according to sites and levels, except into palatal interradicular bone between the maxillary first and second molars.

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What are these microimplants used for?
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