Effect of Forsus-assisted mandibular advancement on the adaptation of craniocervical posture – A retrospective study

BACKGROUND and OBJECTIVE: Skeletal Class II malocclusion patients frequently exhibit an extended craniocervical position. The study’s objective was to evaluate how the craniocervical posture has changed following skeletal class II correction using the Forsus fatigue-resistant device (FFRD). METHODOL...

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Main Authors: Preethi Rajamanickam, Remmiya Mary Varghese, Shreya Kishore
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Language:English
Published: Wolters Kluwer Medknow Publications 2024-11-01
Series:Journal of Orthodontic Science
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Online Access:https://journals.lww.com/10.4103/jos.jos_121_23
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author Preethi Rajamanickam
Remmiya Mary Varghese
Shreya Kishore
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description BACKGROUND and OBJECTIVE: Skeletal Class II malocclusion patients frequently exhibit an extended craniocervical position. The study’s objective was to evaluate how the craniocervical posture has changed following skeletal class II correction using the Forsus fatigue-resistant device (FFRD). METHODOLOGY: A retrospective analysis was undertaken using the pre- and post-treatment records of 35 skeletal class II patients who used the FFRD to achieve class II correction. The metrics suggested by Solow and Rocabado were used to evaluate the cranial and cervical positions. Eleven angular parameters were evaluated to determine the relationship between the mandibular ramus and the skull as well as the upper and middle craniocervical positions. To compare the parameters before and after fixed functional therapy, a Wilcoxon signed rank test was used. RESULTS: Significant differences were obtained in the parameters SNA, SNB, and ANB post-FFRD. Significant differences were also noted in NL/OPT, NSL/OPT, FH/CVT, FH/OPT, NSL/CVT, NL/CVT, ML/CVT, FH/RL, and oropharynx position. CONCLUSIONS: The upper and middle craniocervical posture altered significantly with the FFRD. Skeletal class II correction obtained with FFRD delivered the patients a more erect craniocervical posture.
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spelling doaj-art-c3fd483e5c8b44bf868f6e87d82d60e52024-12-18T11:53:18ZengWolters Kluwer Medknow PublicationsJournal of Orthodontic Science2278-18972278-02032024-11-01131515110.4103/jos.jos_121_23Effect of Forsus-assisted mandibular advancement on the adaptation of craniocervical posture – A retrospective studyPreethi RajamanickamRemmiya Mary VargheseShreya KishoreBACKGROUND and OBJECTIVE: Skeletal Class II malocclusion patients frequently exhibit an extended craniocervical position. The study’s objective was to evaluate how the craniocervical posture has changed following skeletal class II correction using the Forsus fatigue-resistant device (FFRD). METHODOLOGY: A retrospective analysis was undertaken using the pre- and post-treatment records of 35 skeletal class II patients who used the FFRD to achieve class II correction. The metrics suggested by Solow and Rocabado were used to evaluate the cranial and cervical positions. Eleven angular parameters were evaluated to determine the relationship between the mandibular ramus and the skull as well as the upper and middle craniocervical positions. To compare the parameters before and after fixed functional therapy, a Wilcoxon signed rank test was used. RESULTS: Significant differences were obtained in the parameters SNA, SNB, and ANB post-FFRD. Significant differences were also noted in NL/OPT, NSL/OPT, FH/CVT, FH/OPT, NSL/CVT, NL/CVT, ML/CVT, FH/RL, and oropharynx position. CONCLUSIONS: The upper and middle craniocervical posture altered significantly with the FFRD. Skeletal class II correction obtained with FFRD delivered the patients a more erect craniocervical posture.https://journals.lww.com/10.4103/jos.jos_121_23craniocervical angulationfixed functional appliancehead postureretrognathic mandible ffrdsagittal discrepancy skeletal class ii malocclusion
spellingShingle Preethi Rajamanickam
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Effect of Forsus-assisted mandibular advancement on the adaptation of craniocervical posture – A retrospective study
Journal of Orthodontic Science
craniocervical angulation
fixed functional appliance
head posture
retrognathic mandible ffrd
sagittal discrepancy skeletal class ii malocclusion
title Effect of Forsus-assisted mandibular advancement on the adaptation of craniocervical posture – A retrospective study
title_full Effect of Forsus-assisted mandibular advancement on the adaptation of craniocervical posture – A retrospective study
title_fullStr Effect of Forsus-assisted mandibular advancement on the adaptation of craniocervical posture – A retrospective study
title_full_unstemmed Effect of Forsus-assisted mandibular advancement on the adaptation of craniocervical posture – A retrospective study
title_short Effect of Forsus-assisted mandibular advancement on the adaptation of craniocervical posture – A retrospective study
title_sort effect of forsus assisted mandibular advancement on the adaptation of craniocervical posture a retrospective study
topic craniocervical angulation
fixed functional appliance
head posture
retrognathic mandible ffrd
sagittal discrepancy skeletal class ii malocclusion
url https://journals.lww.com/10.4103/jos.jos_121_23
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