Periodontically Accerelated Osteogenic Orthodontics

Periodontically accerelated osteogenic orthodontics is a relatively new clinical procedure which comprises of a surgical procedure done to enhance the orthodontic tooth movement which results in an increase in the alveolar bone width and shorter treatment time, increased post treatment stability and decreased amount of apical root resorption. The procedure begins with comprehensive fixed orthodontic treatment followed by full thickness flap, then decortication of the alveolar bone housing the teeth to be moved. A resorbable bone graft augmentation is placed over the surgical site and a soft flap is closed.

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Dr Rahul Sathu, MDS Periodontology and Oral Implantology, is graduated from from HPU, Shimla University in 2017 and did his masters from Pt B D Sharma University, Rohtak and is actively pursuing the field with great enthusiasm and passion. His efforts and devotion towards the field is aiding in practicing various advanced dental treatment options.