HYBRID ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT USING TRILON-B ELECTROPHORESIS. CLINICAL TRIAL

The purpose of the study is to optimize the treatment of patients with dentofacial anomalies and deformities using complex orthodontic treatment using Trilon-B electrophoresis. The article presents a clinical example of hybrid orthodontic treatment using Trilon-B electrophoresis of a patient aged 37 years with a diagnosis of “distal occlusion, skeletal class 2”. Materials and methods. A comprehensive diagnosis of the condition of the patient’s dental system was carried out: clinical examination; photometry; anthropometry of dentition on models obtained using 3D scanning; X-ray examination methods (OPTG, CBCT); measurement of bone tissue density before treatment in the Picasso Viewer program. The next stage was making a diagnosis and drawing up a treatment plan, consisting of pre-orthodontic preparation of bone structures using Trilon-B electrophoresis and direct orthodontic treatment. Results. After the combined treatment, an optimal functional and aesthetic result was achieved. The proposed method of orthodontic treatment using Trilon-B electrophoresis made it possible to shorten the active period of treatment and reduce the risk of possible complications due to short-term wearing of orthodontic equipment, and was also successfully used in the complex treatment of 23 patients with dentoalveolar anomalies and deformities.