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Maxillary transverse deficiency, with closed intermaxillary suture, does bone-anchored appliance during SARPE cause predictable, and stable maxillary expansion compared to the tooth-borne appliance during SARPE – Systematic review by Jacek Kwiatkowski; Laura Kopczyńska; Min Ling; Oskar Komisarek is a Medicine article available to read on EtoBox.

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## Introduction: Managing maxillary transverse deficiency (mtd) with closed intermaxillary suture is a challenge in orthodontic treatment plans; over the years, clinicians have developed many approaches to treat this significant dentofacial deformity. therefore, it is crucial to understand the underlying causes of mtd and to establish an effective treatment method for restoring the ideal aesthetics and functions for patients. a current and effective sarpe technique for expanding the maxillary arch involves performing 2-piece le fort i osteotomy to surgically apply horizontal force to the maxilla along the midpalatal suture in conjunction with either a tooth-borne or bone-borne appliance. ## Material and methods: A systemic review was conducted in order to investigate the differences between the two treatment methods for mtd with matured and closed intermaxillary suture: bone-anchored and tooth-borne appliance during sarpe (surgically-assisted rapid palatal expansion). the review was conducted in the english language through pubmed and google scholar electronic databases. the protocol is being reported in accordance with the prisma statement. ## Results: This research, however, is s

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Author

Jacek Kwiatkowski; Laura Kopczyńska; Min Ling; Oskar Komisarek

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Published

2022

Language

EN

Field

Medicine (Health Sciences)