Anterior teeth unusual occlusion appliance

Abstract

The present invention relates to an anterior crossbite appliance which comprises an appliance body which is provided with a dental arch slot which matches with the standard lower dental arch of human being. The slot width of the two lateral parts of the arch of the dental arch slot is fit for the thickness of the opposite lower teeth. The middle slot width of the arch of the dental arch slot is larger than the thickness of lower anterior teeth. The inner slot top surface of the middle part of the arch of the dental arch slot is a lower teeth inward shift oblique guide face which is high at the side of tongue and low at the side of lip, and the outer slot top surface at the same position is provided with a bite body which can be covered by upper anterior teeth. A patient can wear the appliance at the lower dental arch directly, when biting spontaneously, the upper anterior teeth of the patient cover the bit body; the bit body pushes the upper anterior teeth upwards and ensures the upper anterior teeth shift towards the side of the lip by forcing the bite force; because the top of the lower teeth inward shift oblique guide face inclines towards the side of the tongue, the bite force pushes the lower anterior teeth inwards by the lower teeth inward shift oblique guide face, the lower anterior teeth is adducted inwards to shift towards the side of the tongue, and the anterior crossbite can be recovered gradually to a normal occlusion by wearing the appliance for long time.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to an appliance used in orthodontic treatment, in particular to an anterior crossbite appliance. Background technique

[0002] The normal fit of human teeth is that the upper front teeth cover the lower front teeth. If the lower front teeth cover the upper front teeth, it is deformed. It is called anterior crossbite in medicine, commonly known as "ground cover". Anterior crossbite patients, especially children, if not treated in time, will affect the normal development of the dento-maxillofacial face, resulting in 1 / 3 of the patient's facial underdevelopment resulting in depression, mandibular protrusion, not only affect the face, but also affect the patient's masticatory function Also larger. Anterior crossbite is clinically treated by wearing appliances for patients. At present, the commonly used appliances include fixed appliances and removable appliances. The method of wire binding is used for correction. The patient cannot ...

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