[Mouth breathing child and his craniofacial development. 2].
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The Authors give forth a method to realize a profile radiograph in natural head position. This method considers the corner between the anterior border of the auricolar arm and the Camper plane. This angle always allows to reproduce natural head position like in the first profile radiograph. The Authors call this natural position: "natural controlled head position".
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The Authors search in the most used cephalometric techniques the values defining superior incisor position relationship with cephalometric planes. They assess cephalometric values on 50 functionally stable patients at the end of treatment with axiographic method.
The Authors, according to the literature, carried out an electromyographic study on young Class II patients. Muscolar activity was studied during rest and with Frankel's functional regulator in different conditions of activation. Analysis of obtained results supports the author's idea of an individual activation of the functional appliances.
The Authors assess, by SEM analysis, biomechanical and physical characteristics of lingual orthodontic appliances of Ormco CO. Each part of the bracket structure has been observed and assessed.
The Authors propose a further evaluation, during diagnosis which can allow us to label the subject not only from static point of view but also from the functional one. They think that it would be very helpful to conduct a study for evaluation the eminence angle or better, the condylar guide.
The maintaining of the space during mixed dentition, allows the patient to obtain a good occlusion, the right growth and facial development. The orthodontist can preserve the space, using simple appliances like the lip bumper and the lingual arch.
The Authors have carried out a cephalometric and statistic study, running at right angles, searching for a reference parameter regarding the S.N. length (skulled front base) so that it can be used in the differential diagnosis of the skeleton Classes.
The Authors analyze the abrasivity of seven types of toothpaste by SEM observation. They also give prominence to different microscopical features depending on abrasive system particles.
The authors analyze the most common periodontal diseases in pediatric age. They demonstrate that the control of the bacterial plaque is the determinant element to resolve these diseases.
In the present study brushing lesions have been considered clinically. Toothbrushing type, frequency, and lasting of brushing seem to be not involved in the formation of such lesions, directly connected with brushing technique and pressure.