To Evaluate Simultaneous Intrusion and Retraction of Maxillary Anterior Teeth with K-Sir Arch –A Clinical Study
Akshay Sharma, Mahapara Jabeen Qari, Pankaj Lakhanpal
Asian Journal of Dental Sciences · pp. 38–48 · Published 4 Feb 2025
10.9734/ajds/2025/v8i1222Abstract
Introduction: Simultaneous intrusion and retraction results in correction of proclination of incisors, reduction in overjet and overbite with closure of space. This can be achieved by K-SIR arch. Aims and Objectives: To evaluate the skeletal, dental, soft tissue changes and amount of anchor loss during simultaneous intrusion and retraction with K-SIR arch. Materials and Methods: Total 20 subjects were selected from the patients visiting department of orthodontics. Simultaneous intrusion and retraction was carried out using K-SIR arch. Two lateral cephalograms were taken one, at the beginning of the treatment (T1) and other at the completion of the retraction and intrusion (T2). Results: There was significant amount of intrusion and retraction was seen. Conclusion: The K-SIR arch showed significant amount of retraction and intrusion of upper incisors and showed some amount of extrusion of molars, change in FMA and anchor loss.
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