MARPE + FM for CCW rotation

[optimisticzoomer]

I'm sure most of you have seen that won moon study with simulation F. Even tho it is a simulation, why not get that treatment irl?

The "n2 implant" it talks about is just the screws into the MARPE (mini implant assisted rapid palatal expander).
So get MARPE installed at the front of your palate, connect a FM to the wings of it, and pull at a +30 degree angle.

If no orthodontist will install it at the front, self install.

Then turn the screws back and forth to keep suture open longer for protraction.

Lots of people know this so idk why they don't get it

 

[optimisticzoomer]

Thanks for the JFL reaction @thinwhiteduke

 

[curryslayerordeath]

woah revolutionary thread

 

[optimisticzoomer]

woah revolutionary thread

It's not meant to be, moron. It's just what ppl should do

 

[noprogressno]

The "n2 implant" it talks about is just the screws into the MARPE (mini implant assisted rapid palatal expander).
So get MARPE installed at the front of your palate, connect a FM to the wings of it, and pull at a +30 degree angle.

If no orthodontist will install it at the front, self install.

Don't want to bump an old thread but recently I actually saw an orthodontist who installed mse at the front part of the palate. As far as I know there is significant risk of nerve damage and damaging the other structures in the palate if mse is installed at the front part of the palate because of the MSE's screw lenght. The lenght of those screws make MSE unsuitable to place at the anterior parts of the palate because of the risks I mentioned. However as I said a while ago I saw an orthodontist who installed double MSE on a patient that has trouble with sutural opening and he was able to achieve midpalatal suture split. No sort of damage like the ones I mentioned happened as well. So, in conclusion this might not be a totally invalid idea but someone still needs to come up with an idea that eliminates pulling from molar bands because as I mentioned in multiple threads that just transfers all the force onto teeth, not onto the anchor point/onto the bone itself...

 

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Update?

 

[optimisticzoomer]

Update?

Ended up in psychiatric care