A new torquing method for anterior tooth inclination control: a clinical report with a 7-year follow-up

Abstract Appropriate orthodontic mechanotherapy, particularly in relation to incisor inclination control is a key consideration for successful treatment and the delivery of optimal aesthetics. A novel, easy, safe effective torquing technique, termed Park’s cervical torque tie, has been devised. female patient sought presented with Class II division 2 malocclusion crowding but favourable facial profile. The plan involved distal movement maxillary posterior teeth, decrowding correction. Palatal root was applied retroclined upper incisors by novel tie. successfully completed after distalisation dentition palatal incisors. However, following post-treatment cone-beam computed tomography, less bone coverage evident on surface After seven year follow-up, results were well maintained, cortical regeneration confirmed.