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Clinical study on success rate of microscrew implants for orthodontic anchorage

Korean Journal of Orthodontics 2003³â 33±Ç 3È£ p.151 ~ 156
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Abstract


To provide some guideline for microscrew implants, 73 patients that received a total of 180 mini- or microscrew implants were scrutinized. The overall success rate was 933% (168 among 180 mini- or microscrew implants) and the mean period of utilization was 15.8 months. Microscrew implants in the UB group (maxillary buccal area) succeeded at a rate of 94.6% (87 among 92), mini- or microscrew implants in the LB group (mandibular buccal area) succeeded 96.6% of the time (56 out o(58), while microscrew implants in the UP group (maxillary palatal area) had a 100% success rate (11 out of 11), and mini- or microscrew implants in the LR group (retromolar area) succeeded in 73.7% of cases (14 among 19). This study might indicate that microscrew implants can be used, successfully as orthodontic anchorage in daily orthodontic practice.

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Microscrew implants;Success rate;Orthodontic anchorage;Miniscrew and microscrew implants;¼º°øÀ²;°íÁ¤¿ø

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