Ep. 1 | Cupla (Binario): fundamentos y consejos clínicos

Introduction to Key Biomechanics in Orthodontics

Overview of the Series

• The video introduces a series on the seven most important biomechanics in corrective orthodontics, emphasizing their significance and inviting viewers to join the journey.

• The focus is on studying different biomechanical approaches used in corrective orthodontics, starting with the first biomechanical technique.

First Biomechanical Technique: Coupling Mechanics

• Coupling mechanics are commonly employed to correct rotations of premolars, highlighting their effectiveness in addressing specific dental misalignments.

• Parallel opposing forces of equal intensity are applied to enhance rotation potential, demonstrating a strategic approach to achieving desired tooth positioning.

Tips for Effective Application

• The use of a closed spring as a stop is recommended; it prevents collateral effects on anchoring teeth while facilitating effective movement.

• It’s crucial not to remove the button immediately after rotation; maintaining metal ligature or stable mechanics for three months ensures stability and reduces relapse risk.

Engagement and Feedback

• Viewers are encouraged to share their experiences with this biomechanical technique and suggest topics for future episodes, fostering community interaction and learning.