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Register a new userReliability of Periapical Photographs in the Evaluation of Root Shortening During Orthodontic Intrusion
مصداقية الصور الذروية في تحديد مقدار تناقص طول الجذر السني في أثناء الغرز التقويمي
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2010
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Dentistry
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العربية
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يعد الامتصاص الجذري من أكثر التأثيرات السلبية خلال المعالجات التقويمية و لاسيما عند تطبيق قوى الغرز، اعتمد تقدير الامتصاص الجذري الذروي في أغلب الدراسات على الصور الشعاعية الذروية و ذلك بمساعدة معادلات خاصة. لذلك كان هدف البحث هو دراسة مدى مصداقية الصور الذروية باستخدام معادلة Linge & Linge في تحديد مقدار تناقص طول الجذر السني خلال تطبيق قوى الغرز على القواطع العلوية و السفلية.
Apical root resorption is a common adverse effect during orthodontic treatment, specially the intrusion forces. Apical photographs by using the parallel technique and with the help of some formulas were the most common approaches to investigate the root resorption. The aim of this study was to study the reliability of periapical photographs in evaluating of root length shortening during orthodontic intrusion forces, by comparing with that diagnosed by using the CT-scan images.
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