2급 부정교합 소아 청소년에서 Myobrace(Trainer for Kids (T4K))가 기도공간에 미치는 영향
Oropharyngeal Airway Dimensional Changes after Treatment with Myobrace (Trainer for Kids (T4K)) in Class II Retrognathic Children
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Myobrace (TRAINER for Kids; T4KTM, Myofunctional. Research Co, Australia) is a prefabricated myofunctional orthodontic appliance recommended for use in Class II division1 malocclusion patients who have bad oral habits such as mouth breathing, tongue thrusting, inappropriate tongue position, thumb sucking and so on. The goal of this study is to investigate the effect of Myobrace (T4KTM) on expansion of upper airway for the treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome (OSAS) in children and adolescents. Myobrace (T4KTM) has a soft texture and a small bulk - these advantages lead to an increase in the compliance rate of young patients. This presentation’s aim is to analyze the clinical efficacy of Myobrace (T4KTM). The analysis is based on the result of regular follow-up on Class II division1 malocclusion patients who have been treated using Myobrace (T4KTM) in the Sanbon Dental Hospital of Wonkwang university. We could identify significant increase in upper airway dimension when patient used Myobrace (T4KTM). Through follow-up, we could see patients who were treated using Myobace (T4KTM) showing patterns of variable stability and relapse after removal of the device. Female patients in the mixed dentition are sensitive to esthetic factors, so the use of Myobace (T4KTM) will be a benefit. Consequently, a follow-up check is important for deciding the timing of fixed orthodontic treatment to prevent a large degree of relapse after treatment using Myobace (T4KTM). Moreover, additional research is necessary to evaluate the effect of training with Myobace (T4KTM) on muscular function compared with the control group without interceptive orthodontic treatment.
Abstract
Myobrace (TRAINER for Kids; T4KTM, Myofunctional. Research Co, Australia) is a prefabricated myofunctional orthodontic appliance recommended for use in Class II division1 malocclusion patients who have bad oral habits such as mouth breathing, tongue thrusting, inappropriate tongue position, thumb sucking and so on. The goal of this study is to investigate the effect of Myobrace (T4KTM) on expansion of upper airway for the treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome (OSAS) in children and adolescents. Myobrace (T4KTM) has a soft texture and a small bulk - these advantages lead to an increase in the compliance rate of young patients. This presentation’s aim is to analyze the clinical efficacy of Myobrace (T4KTM). The analysis is based on the result of regular follow-up on Class II division1 malocclusion patients who have been treated using Myobrace (T4KTM) in the Sanbon Dental Hospital of Wonkwang university. We could identify significant increase in upper airway dimension when patient used Myobrace (T4KTM). Through follow-up, we could see patients who were treated using Myobace (T4KTM) showing patterns of variable stability and relapse after removal of the device. Female patients in the mixed dentition are sensitive to esthetic factors, so the use of Myobace (T4KTM) will be a benefit. Consequently, a follow-up check is important for deciding the timing of fixed orthodontic treatment to prevent a large degree of relapse after treatment using Myobace (T4KTM). Moreover, additional research is necessary to evaluate the effect of training with Myobace (T4KTM) on muscular function compared with the control group without interceptive orthodontic treatment.
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