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Mailyan 3 - Appliances for the dental alveolar arch form correction
Mailyan 3. Constructions comprise metal wireframes dispersedly mounted along the height of teeth on dentition’s frontal and lateral segments or their sectors, interconnected via lingual or vestibular springs. While the details of the metal wireframes dispersedly mounted along the height of teeth are mounted from a side of the teeth facing toward a direction of intended movement of the teeth caused by the appliance(see, USA Patent №7955075B).
Fig.1 М3-3
Fig.2 М3-4
Fig.3 М3-5
In
the area of incisors the wireframe may be realized in the form of
closed vestibular lingual arch dispersed along the height of teeth.
FIG1,4,5. Mailyan 3-3,3-6,3-7 The
activation of lingual and vestibular springs in sagittal and/or
transversal directions is carried out in combination and alternation
with turning of support-retaining
wireframes .The wireframes for lateral and frontal teeth segments are
activated respectively in the frontal and sagittal planes, so that provide а torque on roots of teeth in the direction of their movement.
Fig.4 М3-6
Fig.5 М3-7
To ensure the corpus (bodily) shifting of lateral teeth both in lingual and vestibular directions the fastening elements are realized with the sagittally oriented crosspieces located in inter tubercular fissures (recesses) of teeth, see Figures 4, 5. (Mailyan 3-6,3-7).