Dentoalveolar ankylosis of a tooth is a serious complication in growing individuals. The
ankylosed root is continuously resorbed and replaced by bone, and an infraposition of the …

Replacement resorption rate is a variable process, and is dependent on age, basal
metabolic rate, extra‐alveolar time, treatment prior to replantation, amount of root dentin …

When teeth are replanted after being avulsed, the repair process sometimes results in
ankylosis. In a growing child, the ankylosed tooth fails to move along with the remaining …

When a dentist replants an avulsed tooth, the repair process sometimes results in the
cementum of the root and the alveolar bone fusing together, with the replanted tooth …

This report presents the treatment of a patient with anterior crossbite and displacement of
ankylosed maxillary and mandibular right lateral incisors. The maxillary lateral incisor, which …

Missing and unerupted maxillary incisors can have a major impact on dental and facial
aesthetics and were considered to be the most unattractive deviant occlusal trait in one …

Surgery on the dentoalveolar process combined with orthodontic treatment was emphasized
as an alternative method for reducing the treatment time and improving the orthodontic …

Replacement resorption and ankylosis are frequently diagnosed following severe dental
trauma. The complications that may develop as a result of ankylosis of a permanent incisor …

Background Teeth that have suffered trauma can fuse to the surrounding bone‐the process
referred to as dental ankylosis. Ankylosed permanent front teeth fail to erupt during facial …

An increase in desire for improved facial esthetics and dental appearance is the key
motivating factor for orthodontic treatment in every population. This chapter comprises a …