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The effect of trans-palate anchorage in different positions on molar intrusion

Zeng Hua-bin

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The effect of transpalate anchorage(TPA) on molar intrusion in different positions is explored.The result indicates that the TPA in the position of attached molars is different from that on attached premolars for buccul segment tooth intrusion,but there have not singnificant differences between first molar and second molar.We conclude that TPA should be located in a rear position to get a maxium molars intrusion.

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The effect of transpalate anchorage(TPA) on molar intrusion in different positions is explored.The result indicates that the TPA in the position of attached molars is different from that on attached premolars for buccul segment tooth intrusion,but there have not singnificant differences between first molar and second molar.We conclude that TPA should be located in a rear position to get a maxium molars intrusion.

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The effect of transpalate anchorage(TPA) on molar intrusion in different positions is explored.The result indicates that the TPA in the position of attached molars is different from that on attached premolars for buccul segment tooth intrusion,but there have not singnificant differences between first molar and second molar.We conclude that TPA should be located in a rear position to get a maxium molars intrusion.

Key concepts: Molar, Intrusion, Position (finance), Orthodontics, Molar ratio, Dentistry, Chemistry, Geology

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