Table 3 Surgical approaches to enhance tooth movement
From: Acceleration of tooth movement during orthodontic treatment - a frontier in Orthodontics
Author | Surgical approach used | Animal/Human | Acceleration |
|---|---|---|---|
Liou [52] | Distraction of the PDL aided by alveolar surgery undermining the interseptal bone | Human | Yes |
Ren [53] | Intraseptal alveolar surgery | Dog | Yes |
Sukurica et al. 2007 [54] | Rapid canine distalization by segmental alveolar distraction | Human | Yes |
Kisnisci [55] | Rapid canine distalization by segmental alveolar distraction | Human | Yes |
Iseri [56] | Rapid canine distalization by segmental alveolar distraction | Human | Yes |
Sayin [57] | Rapid canine distalization by segmental alveolar distraction | Human | Yes |
Lee [58] | Corticotomy-assisted tooth movement | Rats | Not statistically significant |
Wilcko et al. 2001 [59] | Accelerated osteogenic orthodontics | Human | Yes |
Baloul [60] | Corticotomy | Rats | Yes |
Aboul et al. 2011 [61] | Corticotomy | Human | Yes |
Han [62] | Intraseptal alveolar surgery | Dog | Yes |
Dibart [63] | Piezocision technique | Human | Yes |
Hassan [64] | Piezocision technique | Human | Yes |
Keser and Dibart 2011 [65] | Piezocision-assisted Invisalign treatment | Human | Yes |