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cientovu spolupráci. Na trhu nejdostupnější vib- rační zařízení pracuje ve frekvencích, které jsou zřejmě pod prahem statisticky významného účinku pro urychlení pohybu zubu, jak je doku- mentováno v několika nedávných studiích. Vyža- duje také poměrně dlouhou dobu denního no- šení (20 minut). 3. Slibné výsledky studií týkajících se pozitivních účinků vibrační terapie na tvorbu kosti, její den- zitu a reorganizaci kolagenních vláken nás vede k domněnce, že tato metoda léčby může zna- menat revoluci v pojetí retence po ortodontické léčbě. 4. Efekt vysokých frekvencí při vibrační terapii na zvýšení kostní denzity může být užitečný při im- plantacích nebo pro udržení tloušťky trabeku- lární kosti u bezzubých pacientů podstupujících protetické ošetření._ Seznam literatury: [1] T.J. Fischer. Orthodontic treatment acceleration with corticot- omy- 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. 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Semi- nars in orthodontics. 2000; 6:195–205 O autorovi Dr. Amit Lala, DDS, PhD., získal svůj magisterský titul studiem orální biologie na University of California v Los Angeles. Na tituly DDS a PhD. v oboru orální biologie dosáhl na SUNY Buffalo, NY. Dokončil také postgraduální studium or- todoncie na SUNY, Buffalo, NY. Dr. Lala je spojen s Harvard School of Dental Medicine jako lektor v oblasti ortodoncie a orální biologie. ortho 1 2017 13 1