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5 days 17 hours ago - 5 days 17 hours ago #342 by leia
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5 days 17 hours ago #343 by Giorgio_Fiorelli
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thank you for posting, I am keeping an eye on it!

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3 days 23 hours ago #344 by leia
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During the Clinical discussions we decided to close the anterior spacing in the mandible by mezialising the premolars. 
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3 days 23 hours ago #345 by leia
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We were discussing about the fact that the force vector for this movement should have an oblique directon so it would pass through the CR . At home I draw some vectors on the OPG. The horisontal is the ideal force vector. There is one oblique vector that would be delivered if the CL would be ligated to the molar's tube and another vector generated by a CL ligated to an extension gingival. 
I measured the angle between the occlusal plane and the direction of the planned vector (the option with the extension in place) in order to find the horisontal and the vertical activation of the CL. The measure was 10 degrees. I assumed a force of 50 g was needed to move the premolars. I the used the sin/cos calculation and the results were 50 g horizontal force and 8 g vertical force. 
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- did I measure the angle correctly?
- is the thinking process correct?     

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3 days 21 hours ago - 3 days 21 hours ago #346 by Giorgio_Fiorelli
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The theoretical thinking and planning are ok. Now, from a practical viewpoint, we must deal with all inaccuracies of our appliances. So, you try to give around 50g horizontal and about 10g vertical force components. Then you observe the outcome, if the molar tips mesial, you need to change the ratio in favor of the vertical component.
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