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Register a new userSoft Tissue Profile Vertical Changes Associated With the Maxillay Advancement by Using Zygoma Anchored External Distraction Osteogenesis Device for Treatment of Maxillary Hypoplasia
تغيرات الأنسجة الوجهية الرخوة في المستوى العمودي المرافقة لتقديم الفك العلوي باستخدام جهاز التشكل العظمي بالشد خارج الفموي ذي الاستناد الوجني في معالجة ضمور الفك العلوي
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هدفت هذه الدراسة إلى تقييم بعض تغيرات الأنسجة الوجهية الرخوة في المستوى العمودي المصاحبة لتقديم الفك العلوي باستخدام جهاز التشكل العظمي بالشد خارج الفموي ذي الاستناد الوجني من خلال الصور السيفالومترك الجانبيية، و هي تغير البعد العمودي لذروة الأنف، و تغير البعد العمودي للنقطة Vl و تغير البعد العمودي للنقطة Pog`.
to evaluate the immediate craniofacial vertical changes associated with the maxillary advancement by using zygoma anchored external distraction osteogenesis device regarding to Prn height , Vl height and, Pog` height .
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Pretreatment and post-treatment cephalograms of twelve patients with
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ho were
seeking treatment at the Department of Orthodontics, Damascus
University, were studied. These patients were treated using the modified
tandem appliance with rapid maxillary expansion.
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produced by a new technique (elastic forces based on skeletal anchorage
mini-plates) with changes
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malocclusion patients.
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