Biological Mechanisms of Tooth Movement. Группа авторов
based upon the acquisition of personal biological data of high diagnostic value. This approach to diagnosis and treatment planning draws its power from an increasing reliance upon meaningful personal information about ingredients and functions of cells affiliated with the nervous, skeletal, immune vascular, and endocrine systems. Such biological data, if included in the orthodontic diagnosis, should enable the orthodontist to tailor the treatment plan to fit the patient’s biological profile and minimize the risk of causing iatrogenic damage, such as root resorption.
Figure 4.5 (a) Schematic presentation of inflammation in the PDL cells resulting in cytokine release leading to pain, bone resorption, and possible root resorption. (b) Schematic presentation of inflammation of the dental pulp cells resulting in neuropeptide release leading to pain and possible tooth resorption.
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