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Biphasic Theory I - Biology Of Orthodontics

#BiologyOfOrthodontics In this video we introduce a new theory that explains the biology of orthodontic tooth movement. Dr. Alikhani discusses the early events in the periodontal ligament (PDL) in response to orthodontic forces. Results of CTOR research show that inflammatory markers are released in response to trauma caused by orthodontic forces, recruiting and activating Osteoclasts into both the tension and compression side of the PDL. While bone is resorbed all around the moving tooth, force application displaces the tooth in the direction of that force. This scientific evidence is very important and explains why clinicians should not recommend the use of anti-inflammatory medication during orthodontic treatment. Watch the Biphasic Theory: Part II video to learn more about this new theory.    • Biphasic Theory II - Biology Of Orthodonti...   — Instagram   / ctor.academy     / ctor.press   All about the CTOR project, research and news https://orthodonticscientist.org Apply to CTOR education programs https://www.ctor.academy Submit your manuscript to INNOVATION - a Free Open Access Journal https://innovation.ctor.press — Music: www.bensound.com