palate expanders

[KeepCopingLads]

was in school reading articles and shi on palate expanders
and i came across an intresting one (ive lost it so you have to take my word for it)
the study was done on late teens like 19 year olds with a deviation of 5 years
they used different expanders: two groups: tooth borne and tissue borne
they both had very similar amounts of skeletal change but the tissue borne had less negative effects (like teeth tipping or something, i dont remember the study word for word)
thoughts?

(mse, marpe
c expander, hyrax)
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[Orka]

was in school reading articles and shi on palate expanders
and i came across an intresting one (ive lost it so you have to take my word for it)
the study was done on late teens like 19 year olds with a deviation of 5 years
they used different expanders: two groups: tooth borne and tissue borne
they both had very similar amounts of skeletal change but the tissue borne had less negative effects (like teeth tipping or something, i dont remember the study word for word)
thoughts?

(mse, marpe
c expander, hyrax)
@Orka
@Bryce
tag others
@eon

Literally writing a guide on expanders rn lol nice timing. I'll look into this

 

[girlfriendslicer69]

this it?

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/269414941_Tooth-borne_vs_bone-borne_rapid_maxillary_expanders_in_late_adolescence

 

[Orka]

this it?

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/269414941_Tooth-borne_vs_bone-borne_rapid_maxillary_expanders_in_late_adolescence

i flinched when i clicked ur audio in ur sig bro wtf its at max volume

 

[girlfriendslicer69]

i flinched when i clicked ur audio in ur sig bro wtf its at max volume

ts hard huh

 

[Dr.X]

was in school reading articles and shi on palate expanders
and i came across an intresting one (ive lost it so you have to take my word for it)
the study was done on late teens like 19 year olds with a deviation of 5 years
they used different expanders: two groups: tooth borne and tissue borne
they both had very similar amounts of skeletal change but the tissue borne had less negative effects (like teeth tipping or something, i dont remember the study word for word)
thoughts?

(mse, marpe
c expander, hyrax)
@Orka
@Bryce
tag others
@eon

In late teens, both tooth-borne and tissue-borne expanders produce similar skeletal changes, but tissue-borne types minimize dental side effects like tipping, highlighting their advantage for safer, more controlled maxillary expansion.

 

[KeepCopingLads]

Literally writing a guide on expanders rn lol nice timing. I'll look into this

I found the article in Google scholar or pubmed (definitely one of the two)
I remember searching up palate expander or mse.
I bet it won't be hard to find, I remember it being the 2nd or 3rd search result

 

[zaebalsya]

Literally writing a guide on expanders rn lol nice timing. I'll look into this

tag me there

 

[KeepCopingLads]

tag me there

@Orka tag me as well, I'm getting a palate expander soon