Hızlandırılmış Ortodontik Diş Hareketi: Genel Bir Bakış

Year 2018, , 121 - 128, 20.05.2018

Tugba Haliloglu Ozkan , Selim Arıcı , Enes Özkan

https://doi.org/10.21673/anadoluklin.378727

Cited By: 2

Abstract

Ortodontik tedavinin amacı; bireyin dentofasiyal fonksiyonlarını ve estetiğini geliştirerek yaşam kalitesini artırmaktır. Başarılı bir tedavinin kriterleri; en az histolojik hasar ve ağrı, hızlı diş hareketi, kısa tedavi süresi ve stabil sonuçlardır. Son yıllarda ortodontik tedavi talebi giderek artmaktadır. Ortodontik tedavi sürelerinin uzun olması, hem hastaların psikolojik motivasyonlarını etkilemekte, hem de çürük, dişeti çekilmesi ve kök rezorpsiyonu gibi birçok istenmeyen duruma yol açmaktadır. Bu sebeple son yıllarda araştırıcılar ortodontik diş hareketinin hızlandırılması üzerine çalışmalar yapmaktadır. Ancak daha hızlı diş hareketi elde etmek için laboratuvar ve klinik olarak birçok girişimde bulunulmasına rağmen, bu tekniklerle ilgili belirsizlikler ve cevaplanmamış sorular halen mevcuttur. Literatürde ortodontik diş hareketini hızlandırmak amacıyla çoğu henüz hayvanlar üzerinde denenmiş ve insanlar üzerinde uygulanabilirliği kuşkulu olan cerrahi teknikler, fiziksel ve kimyasal uygulamalar bildirilmiştir. Ancak diş hareketi multifaktöriyel bir olgu olduğu için konu hakkında gelecekte daha fazla araştırma yapılması gerekmektedir. Bu derlemede literatürde şu anda var olan ortodontik diş hareketi hızlandırma yöntemlerinden bahsedilecektir. 

Keywords

hızlandırma, ortodontik diş hareketi

Acceleration of Orthodontic Tooth Movement: An Overview

Abstract

The purpose of orthodontic treatment is to enhance patients’ life quality by improving their dentofacial functions and aesthetics. Minimal histological damage and pain, rapid tooth movement, short treatment duration, and stability of results are the major criteria for successful treatment. In recent years, the demand for orthodontic treatment has been increasing gradually. Prolonged duration of orthodontic treatment affects the psychological motivation of the patients and leads to several undesirable situations, such as caries, gingival recession, and root resorption. Thus, in recent years, related research has investigated the acceleration of orthodontic tooth movement. However, despite the various laboratory and clinical interventions designed to achieve faster tooth movement, uncertainties and unanswered questions about these techniques persist and warrant further investigation. Several surgical techniques as well as physical and chemical applications have been reported by previous studies to accelerate orthodontic tooth movement, most of which have been conducted on animals, with debatable applicability on humans. However, as tooth movement is a multifactorial phenomenon, further research is needed in the future. In this review, we describe the orthodontic tooth movement acceleration methods reported thus far.

Keywords

orthodontic tooth movement, acceleration

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