A practical treatise on the technics and principles of dental orthopedia and prosthetic correction of cleft palate . distal end, on that side, passed through a single molar anchorage tube for align-ment security. Its motive force was from a three-band stationary anchorage onthe left side. The directions of this force upon the lower front teeth were towardthe left, lingually and extrusively. In addition to this, and the regular disto- 226 PART VI. DEXTO-FACIAL MALOCCLUSIONS mesial elastic on the left side, intermaxillary elastics were attached to hooks uponthe lingual surface of the right lower
A practical treatise on the technics and principles of dental orthopedia and prosthetic correction of cleft palate . distal end, on that side, passed through a single molar anchorage tube for align-ment security. Its motive force was from a three-band stationary anchorage onthe left side. The directions of this force upon the lower front teeth were towardthe left, lingually and extrusively. In addition to this, and the regular disto- 226 PART VI. DEXTO-FACIAL MALOCCLUSIONS mesial elastic on the left side, intermaxillary elastics were attached to hooks uponthe lingual surface of the right lower cuspid, and extended to attachments on theleft upper cuspid. This force which tends to pull the lower to the left and the upperto the right is distributed through the medium of the arch-bows to the entire frontportion of both dentures. This may be further supplemented with short elastics,as shown, from hooks on the lingual surfaces of the upper right premolars and mo-lars to attachments on the buccal surfaces of the teeth below. The latter resortis the common method in the authors practice for the lateral shif
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