Microimplant/Skeletal Anchorage in orthodontics
Anchorage problems have given us many sleepless nights, have compromised results in many cases and lead to many case failures. Not ANYMORE, now the REVOLUTION has begun with the introduction of microimplants. And now there is enough research to support it, Read on or click on links on right side
Read all the stuff or directly jump to one of the sections :- Detailed article
- Advantages/Disadvantages and Indication for mini implants
- Types of devices and plates
- Screw device and site selection
- Risks and Failure of Microimplants
- Treated cases examples
- Links and Downloads
some of the popular ones are:
- Mini implants- MI
- Microimplants- MI
- Skeletal anchorage- SAS
- Temporary anchorage device- TAD
We have compiled this excellent resource for you so that you can start always achieving excellent results and enjoy full professional satisfaction that you have been able to give your best to the patients. And BEST thing is that these devices are ALMOST FREE and take few seconds to place in patient’s mouth. If you are smart you will jump at such fantastic opportunity. If you want more info e mail me or if you want a Course/WORKSHOP email to webmaster@healthmantra.com .
Please visit all the pages in this section by clicking on all the links on your right to learn this excellent new modality. Our technique is quite simple, you do not need to spend in costly kits or devices. You can see many cases posted in this section, we have successfully used this technique in hundreds of cases and these screws have been compared with imported devices and have been found to have same efficiency (Masters Thesis).
Best location for screw placement is in Maxilla between II pm and first Max molar, and this is the place to start for the beginners. This is also the most needed point of force delivery as most our cases have class II type pattern. But after you gain experience you can place in other locations. . In Casefile 1 you can see screw placed in cuspid region in maxilla. and here in this pic you can see other two locations.
