MAKSİLLER YETERSiZLİĞİ OLAN KARIŞIK DiŞLENME DÖNEMİNDEKİ HASTADA HIZLI MAKSİLLER GENIŞLETME VE SONRASINDA SABiT ORTODONTiK TEDAVi: OLGU SUNUMU

Abstract

Bu vaka raporu, transversal maksiller yetersizlik ve tek taraflı maksiller çapraz kapanışla beraber Angle Class II subdivision maloklüzyonu olan 12 yaşındaki bir çocuk hastanın tedavisi için Hızlı Maksiller Genişleme (RME) ve ardından sabit ortodontik tedavi uygulamasını anlatmaktır. Tedavinin amacı anterior ve posterior çapraz kapanışı değerlendirmek ve diş yapısı ile oklüzyonu düzeltmektir. Bu vaka, Faz I’de lingual sheath hyrax vidalı ekspansiyon ile başarılı bir şekilde tedavi edildi, klinik olarak maksiller genişletme yapılarak Faz II’de sabit ortodontik tedavi uygulandı.

Keywords

• Çapraz kapanış
• Hızlı maksiller genişletme
• Sınıf II

RAPID MAXILLARY EXPANSION IN MIXED DENTITION PATIENT WITH MAXILLARY INSUFFICIENT CORRECTION SUBSEQUENTED BY A CORRECTIVE ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT: CASE REPORT

Abstract

This case report describes the treatment of a child, aged 12 years, who had an Angle class II subdivision malocclusion involving transverse maxillary insufficiency and unilateral maxillary crossbite and the use of Rapid Maxillary Expansion (RME) followed by a fixed appliance to address it. The treatment objective was to address the posterior and anterior crossbite and restore dentition and occlusion. The successfully treated with a single lingual sheath hyrax screw bonded expansion in Phase I gave clinically substantial palatal expansion and improved the maxillary arch width, allowing for fixed appliance therapy in Phase II.

Keywords

• Class II
• Crossbite
• Rapid maxillary expansion

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