【口ゴボ改善】矯正とセットバックで何が違う？ ～ カトレア歯科矯正歯科・美容クリニック ～

"Protruding mouth" refers to a condition where the mouth appears to protrude. Treatment options include orthodontic treatment to move the front teeth backward and upper and lower setback surgery to reduce the appearance of the mouth. So, even if both treatments aim to "move the front teeth back by 4mm," what are the differences between orthodontic treatment and setback surgery? In this video, Dr. Kazushi Tsuji, Director/Oral Surgeon of Cattleya Dental Orthodontics & Cosmetic Clinic, clearly explains the differences between orthodontic treatment, which moves teeth, and setback surgery, which moves the bone supporting the teeth backward, using photographs and CT images. This video is a must-see for anyone who wants to correct a protruding mouth, is concerned about their profile or E-line, or wants to know the difference between extraction orthodontics and setback surgery. *Treatment options vary depending on skeletal structure, tooth alignment, bite, and the condition of the mouth. A professional examination is necessary for an actual diagnosis. ■Cattleya Dental Orthodontics & Cosmetic Clinic https://www.cattleya-clinic.jp/ ■Chapters 0:00 Opening 0:31 Today's Theme: The Difference of Lowering Front Teeth by 4mm 1:00 What Does "Lowering Front Teeth" Mean in Orthodontic Treatment? 1:37 In Orthodontics, the Tips of the Teeth Move Inward 2:00 What is "Tooth Movement," Which Moves the Entire Tooth? 2:28 Areas Lowered by Setback Surgery 3:00 Case Studies of Upper and Lower Setback Surgery 3:33 Skeletal Changes Seen in CT Images 4:18 Areas Lowered by 4mm in Setback 5:05 How Does the Protrusion of the Mouth Change? 5:48 Changes in the Profile Seen Before/After 6:26 The Difference Between 4mm in Orthodontics and 4mm in Surgery 7:02 Important Decision Points in Treating Protruding Mouth #ProtrudingMouth #ProtrudingMouth #Setback #Orthodontics #ExtractionOrthodontics