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5/6/2013 1 Kevin C. Walde, D.D.S., M.S. Washington, Missouri USA The TAD Supported Simplified Molar Distalizer: ”The FROG” The 113th Annual Session of the American Association of Orthodontists Thanks Tako Araujo [email protected] Subject: Frog info Each 360° turn activates the appliance .4mm 3 turns (1.2mm) per month or 5 turns (2mm) per 2 months Advantages of the “FROG”

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Kevin C. Walde, D.D.S., M.S. Washington, Missouri USA

The TAD Supported Simplified

Molar Distalizer:

”The FROG”

The 113th Annual Session of the

American Association of Orthodontists

Thanks Tako Araujo

[email protected]

Subject: Frog info

•Each 360° turn activates the appliance .4mm •3 turns (1.2mm) per month or •5 turns (2mm) per 2 months

Advantages of the

“FROG”

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•Easy assembly, easy delivery

•Easy activation (very short chair time)

•Spring is easily removed and adjusted

•3-D molar control

•Bodily molar movement (less relapse?)

•Unilateral or bilateral distalization

•Works with erupted second molars

•No patient compliance required

• Invisible

Advantages of the FROG

LABORATORY

FABRICATION

Place the TADs as

close to the midline as

possible for better

bony support.

•Fit and cement molar bands with lingual sheaths

•An accurate impression including the palatal tissue and the lingual sheaths of the first molars is necessary.

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•Occluso-apically the FROG

should be positioned at the

trifurcation of the maxillary first

molars (10-12mm from the

occlusal surface, approximately

the center of resistance).

CRITICAL

CRITICAL

Approximately

10-12mm

•Antero-posteriorly angle the

appliance so that the distal

aspect is slightly palatally

inclined

•Improper placement • - distal root tipping • - crown intrusion or extrusion

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•The distalizing spring is

fabricated from a

preformed .032 stainless

steel blank.

•There are adjustment

loops on both sides of the

center for fine tuning the

distalizing spring.

Adjustment loops

•Double back bends are

placed on the ends for

insertion into the lingual

sheaths.

Double back bends

•Place 5-10 degrees of toe-

in in the double back

bends for counter

rotation.

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• Toe in (ca. 5-10°)

Slide courtesy of Dr. Bjorn Ludwig

•The mid-portion of the spring

is inserted into a slot in the

distal of the appliance.

•Fabricate a Nance

button using Triad

Gel.

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•Trench the palatal

surface to allow insertion

of the appliance past the

TADs

•Try the appliance in to

make sure insertion is

smooth.

•Add Triad Gel to the

void in the button,

insert and light cure.

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•Katie B.

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Katie B.

33 weeks

Maxillary Incisor

Position Unchanged

Text

Text Text Improved Lower Lip Curl

Initial 4-27-09

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Remove Frog 1-4-10 Deband 8-8-11

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•Jacob B.

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J Bayless

38 weeks

•Chris G. •with Transfer Abutments

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Modified Transfer

Abutments

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•The following slides are courtesy of Dr. Björn Ludwig

Courtesy Dr. Bjorn Ludwig Courtesy Dr. Bjorn Ludwig

Courtesy Dr. Bjorn Ludwig

Courtesy Dr. Bjorn Ludwig

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Courtesy Dr. Bjorn Ludwig

Courtesy Dr. Bjorn Ludwig

Courtesy Dr. Bjorn Ludwig

Courtesy Dr. Bjorn Ludwig Courtesy Dr. Bjorn Ludwig

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Courtesy Dr. Bjorn Ludwig Courtesy Dr. Bjorn Ludwig

Courtesy Dr. Bjorn Ludwig

Courtesy Dr. Bjorn Ludwig

•Thank You!