Browsing by Author "Shigli, Anand"

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    2X4 Appliance: Effective Treatment Modality for Anterior Crossbite
    (Society for Health Care & Research Development, 2019-09) Gawali, Pritesh; Jadhav, Geetanjali; Shigli, Anand; Vaidya, Priyanka
    The 2x4 appliance consists of bands on the first permanent maxillary molars, bonded brackets on the maxillary incisors, and a continuous archwire inserted into buccal tubes of the molar bands. It provides total control of anterior tooth position, allows precise and rapid positioning of the teeth, does not require any adjustment and is very well accepted by the patient, and. This case report presents correction of anterior crossbite at early mixed dentition stage with the help of 2x4 appliances. The results achieved, satisfied the esthetic demands of the patients as well as parents.
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    Morphological Variations of the Condylar Head among Children Aged 4–15 Years A Panoramic Study
    (Wolters Kluwer – Medknow, 2021-10) Hegde, Rahul; Shigli, Anand; Gawali, Pritesh; Krishnan, Aishwarya; Jadhav, Geetanjali; Raheja, Soniya
    Background: Growth and development of dentocraniofacial complex occurs during various stage of development of dentition with TMJ as one of its centres of growth. The condition of temporomandibular joint can be visible from its condylar head form; therefore, it is crucial to recognize the normal morphology of condylar head during different stages of development of dentition. Aims: The aim of the study is to view the morphological appearance of condylar head during primary dentition, mixed dentition and permenant dentition. Subject and Methods: 400 panoramic images of 194 boys and 296 girls were collected and were divided into three groups bases on the stage of dentition. Shape of the condylar head were determined by tracing the print out of the panoramic image on an X ray viewer. Results: The study showed that during primary dentition stage shape of the conylar head was dominated by round shape and as growth and development occurs the condylar head shape changes to convex. Conclusion: The study describes the normal morphology of mandibular condyles in a child population attending The dentition status as well as growth of craniofacial has a significant role in determining condylar morphology.