Khamlich Kenza

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Aim: A systematic review of the literature to highlight the reliability of different tools used for the aesthetic diagnosis in fixed prosthesis. Materials and Methods: Our literature research was performed using electronic databases PubMed, Cochrane library and Embase. We selected studies dating back 10 years. Eligible studies included scientific articles that met the selected inclusion criteria. Results: The 28 studies selected allowed us to provide a critical analysis of the various aesthetic diagnostic tools. These studies have dismissed some tools and admitted others. The diagnosis phase requires different tools divides into documentation tools, aesthetic analysis tools, planning tools and preview tools. Conclusion: Based on the analysis of the results of our studies, not all aesthetic diagnosis tools are valid. Some are rejected and others are adopted. Current tools offer a larger dimension to the creation of the new smile. Modern dentistry provides the clinician with the necessary aids to reach excellence.   Keywords: Computer assisted diagnoses, Dental diagnoses, Dental esthetics, Dental prosthesis, Software tools

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The orthodontic patient has evolved in recent years, leaving an important place for adult patients. These patients most often require special management, they are demanding aesthetic orthodontic treatments, but also shorter. The acceleration of orthodontic movement has long been sought for its multiple potential contributions, including the reduction of treatment time, a reduction of side effects linked to the maintenance of orthodontic equipment in the oral cavity (such as bacterial plaque retention, root resorption, and the open spaces of the gingival embrasure), an improved tooth movement envelope, differential tooth movement, and improved stability after treatment. Numerous surgical techniques have been developed to speed up orthodontic movements. The aim of this study was to review the current literature regarding the periodontally accelerated osteogenic orthodontics technique.   Keywords: PAOO, Orthodontic movement, Accelerating orthodontic movement

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