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Ortho - international magazine of orthodontics No.1, 2016

vibration therapy trends & applications | 27 ortho 1 2016 recent studies, and requires a relatively long, 20 minutes daily wear time. 3. Thestrongsupportingdataconcerningthepos- itiveeffectsofvibrationtherapyonboneforma- tion, bone density and collagen fibre reorgani- sation leads us to believe that this modality of treatment may revolutionise the concept of or- thodontic retention. 4. The effects of high frequency vibration therapy may be useful in modifying the bone density to theclinician’sadvantageinimplantplacementor to maintain the thickness of bone trabeculae in edentulous patients undergoing prosthodontic treatment._ References [1] T.J.Fischer.Orthodontic treatment acceleration with corticotomy-­ assisted exposure of palatally impacted canines. Angle Orthod. 2007;77:417–420. [2] M. Cassetta, S. Di Carlo, M. Giansanti, V. Pompa, G. Pompa, E.Barbato.The impact of osteotomy technique for corticotomy- assisted orthodontic treatment (CAOT) on oral health-related quality of life. 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Krebs. Bone mineral loss and recovery after 17 weeks of bed rest. J Bone Miner Res. 1990; 5(8):843–850. [17] A Mavropoulosa, S Kiliaridisa, A Bresinb, P Ammann. Effect of different masticatory functional and mechanical demands on the structural adaptation of the mandibular alveolar bone in young growing rats. Bone. July 2004; 35:191–197. [18] Chidchanok Leethanakula, Sumit Suamphanb, Suwanna Jit- pukdeebodintrac, Udom Thongudompornd, and Chairat Charo- emratrotea. Vibratory stimulation increases interleukin-1 beta secretion during orthodontic tooth movement.The Angle Ortho- dontist. September 2015; 85(5):899–899. [19] Birgit Thilander. Biological basis of orthodontic relapse. Semi- nars in orthodontics. 2000; 6:195–205. about Dr Amit Lala,DDS,PhD, earned his Master’s Degree in Oral Biology from the University of California in LosAngeles. He then earned his DDS and PhD in Oral Biology from SUNY Buffalo,NY.He also completed his postgraduate residency in Orthodontics at SUNY,Buffalo, NY.Dr Lala is affiliated with Harvard School of Dental Medicine as a lecturer in the fields of Orthodontics and Oral Biology. 12016

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