Agenesis of Maxillary Lateral Incisor Treated with Orthodontics and Mini Dental Implants the Combined Technique with Invisible Aligners and Minimally Invasive Implantology of Italian School

A miscellaneous method of both orthodontics and implantology is about to be shown by the authors. This technique is specifically suggested for the resolution of unilateral and bilateral agenesis of upper lateral incisors. One-piece immediate-load implants can be applied, after gaining the required space. Moreover, approaching this from an orthodontic angle, the main purpose is the restoration of the canine class (first class), which is crucial for both functionality and esthetics. The invisible aligners technique proves particularly useful in orthodontic distalizations, as it exploits each dental element, which is used as main anchorage. This procedure works by putting an increasing pressure only on the elements that are to be mobilized. The larger the teeth, the bigger the bearing surface which the aligner is able to exert these forces on. The invisible aligners technique combined with the responsible cooperation of the patient results in a comfortable and effective orthodontic treatment. The use of minimally invasive implantology originating from Italian School also allows the fast recovery of aesthetics due to immediate provisional crowns and it speeds the osseointegration process up with primary stability, as the bone quality is often poor in agenesis areas.