Dragging an impacted permanent central superior incisor: case report
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.59334/ROV.v2i21.294Keywords:
Surgical exposure, included incisor, orthodontic tractionAbstract
The presence of one or various impacted teeth is a situation that complicates the orthodontic treatment and
leads to risky clinical decisions; in order to provide the patient with an aesthetic appearance and an adequate
functional relationship, always preserving the integrity of the tooth and adjacent perioral tissue; this being the
biggest challenge when planning treatment. This article presents the clinical case of a central superior incisor
impacted on a 7 year old patient, which was located in a natural position inside the arch, using a modified
lingual anchorage, in the inferior arch.
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