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1. www.researchgate.net › publication › 355061606_MIXED(PDF) MIXED DENTITION SPACE ANALYSIS - ResearchGate

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   Oct 5, 2020 · H N NANCE; View. Mixed dentition case analysis-Estimating size of unerupted permanent teeth. Article. Nov 1947; Am J Orthod; M L BALLARD; W L WYLIE; View.

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2. www.researchgate.net › publication › 303898443_TransTranspalatal, Nance & lingual arch appliances: Clinical tips ...

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   Aug 3, 2015 · Abstract. Transpalatal arches (TPAs) are widely used in clinical orthodontics. The versatility of the TPA makes it an extremely useful adjunct to both conventional and contemporary fixed appliance...

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   Jun 19, 2024 · A fixed orthodontic appliance, first described by H. N. Nance in 1947, used either to rotate molar teeth, stabilize them, or prevent them from drifting mesially. It consists of fixed bands on molars either side of the arch with a connecting palatal archwire, in the centre of which is a button of acrylic resin which fits against the palatal surface.

4. journals.sagepub.com › doi › 10Nance Palatal Arch: A Cautionary Tale - Parmjit Singh ...

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   Dec 1, 2009 · The Nance palatal arch is considered a useful means of maintaining arch length and reinforcing anchorage control in the orthodontic patient. Difficulty with oral hygiene around the Nance arch and i...

5. www.researchgate.net › publication › 328344947_SpaceSpace maintainers application, indication and complications

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   Oct 17, 2018 · The most commonly used space maintainers are loops and bands, fixed lingual arches, Nance appliances, and transpalatal arches.

6. www.semanticscholar.org › paper › The-limitations-ofThe limitations of orthodontic treatment; mixed dentition ...

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   Evidence suggests that the Nance appliance does not provide absolute anchorage, and for patients with critical anchorage demand, mini-screws may be the method of choice, either solely or in combination with Nance or transpalatal arch, though they carry a risk of failure.

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   Is the Nance Appliance a good method of Anchorage reinforcement?

   • The Nance appliance is widely considered to be an efficient method of anchorage reinforcement; however, much of the perceived advantage is based on clinical judgment. The aim of this study was to assess the amounts of anchorage loss and desired tooth movement associated with the Nance appliance. The mandibular arches of 7 beagle dogs were used.

   Efficacy of the Nance appliance as an anchorage-reinforcement metho…

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   What is a Nance appliance?

   • Nance appliance providing antero- posterior (palatal vault and cortical) anchorage. Figure 17. Method to use the TPA for molar rotation and derotation. Figure 18. (a, b) Nance arch. (c, d) TPA, for the management of palatally impacted canines. arch is also indicated. However, one of premolars. A modification of this has been appliance.

   Transpalatal, Nance & lingual arch appliances: Clinical tips and

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   Does the Nance appliance reduce anchorage loss?

   • Most anchorage loss (80%) in the Nance group occurred during the first 10 weeks. Mean anchorage losses were 28.8% in the Nance group and 45.7% in the control group. The Nance appliance is widely considered to be an efficient method of anchorage reinforcement; however, much of the perceived advantage is based on clinical judgment.

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   What are the clinical implications of a Nance appliance?

   • The possible clinical implications of this include the avoidance of any excessive strain on anchorage at this particular period (first 10 weeks) in the Nance group. The initial AL observed can be explained by the acrylic button in the Nance appliance having been initially in contact with compressible soft tissue.

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8. www.ajodo.org › article › S0889-5406(14)01006-3Efficacy of the Nance appliance as an anchorage-reinforcement ...

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   The Nance appliance is widely considered to be an efficient method of anchorage reinforcement; however, much of the perceived advantage is based on clinical judgment. The aim of this study was to assess the amounts of anchorage loss and desired tooth movement associated with the Nance appliance.