Orthodontic Correction of Adult Gummy Smile with TADs and Periodontal Surgery

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1 Orthodontic Correction of Adult Gummy Smile with TADs and Periodontal Surgery Johnny JL Liaw Taipei, Taiwan

2 Dr. Johnny Liaw DDS, National Taiwan University, 1988 MS, Chang Gun Medical University, 2009 Residency training, National Taiwan University Hospital,1994 Visiting staff, Shin Kong Memorial Hospital, 1994~2002 Director, Beauty Forever Dental Clinic, 2002~ Clinical director, NTUH, 1994~ President, Taiwan Association of Orthodontists, 2013~2014 Chairman, Taiwan Board of Orthodontics, 2015~2016

3 Gummy smile Parameters for evaluation Differential Diagnosis Treatment options TADs & Periodontal surgery Discussions

4 Gummy smile Excessive gingival display during smile 4 More than 2~4 mm which is considered unattractive by lay people and general dentists Kokich VO Jr, Kiyak HA, Shapiro PA. Comparing the perception of dentists and lay people to altered dental esthetics. J Esthet Dent 1999;11:

5 Incisor show at rest 2~4 mm of incisor show at rest 4 Female: 3.4 mm Male: 1.9 mm McNamara L, McNamara JA Jr, Ackerman MB, Baccetti T. Hard- and soft-tissue contributions to the esthetics of the posed smile in growing patients seeking orthodontic treat- ment. Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop. 2008;133:

6 Etiology?

7 Differential Diagnosis of Gummy smile Supereruption of upper anteriors Vertical Maxilla Excess Short clinical crowns Altered passive eruption Short upper lip Hypermobility of upper lip Protrusion of upper anteriors

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10 Etiology Dentogingival Supereruption of upper anteriors Intrusion of upper anteriors

11 Differential Diagnosis of Gummy smile Supereruption of upper anteriors Vertical Maxilla Excess Short clinical crowns Altered passive eruption Short upper lip Hypermobility of upper lip Protrusion of upper anteriors

12 Stephen A Schendel, et al, The long face syndrome: Vertical maxillary excess Am J Orthod 1976;10:

13 Vertical Maxilla Excess - Long face 1 1 UAFH - Increased LAFH - High MPA - Normal upper lip length - Excessive incisor show at rest >1 LAFH UAFH : LAFH = 45% : 55% Stephen A Schendel, et al, The long face syndrome: Vertical maxillary excess Am J Orthod 1976;10:

14 OGS LeFort I impaction+ BSSO setback + Genioplasty

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17 Etiology Skeletal Vertical Maxilla Excess Le Fort I impaction of Mx

18 Differential Diagnosis of Gummy smile Supereruption of upper anteriors Vertical Maxilla Excess Short clinical crowns Altered passive eruption Short upper lip Hypermobility of upper lip Protrusion of upper anteriors

19 Short clinical crown Average length of upper central Male: incisors 10.6 mm Female: 9.6 mm Width / length: 78~80% 80 10~11 McNamara L, McNamara JA Jr, Ackerman MB, Baccetti T. Hard- and soft-tissue contributions to the esthetics of the posed smile in growing patients seeking orthodontic treat- ment. Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop. 2008;133:

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21 Etiology Dentogingival Short clinical crown with attrition Composite buildup

22 Differential Diagnosis of Gummy smile Supereruption of upper anteriors Vertical Maxilla Excess Short clinical crowns Altered passive eruption Short upper lip Hypermobility of upper lip Protrusion of upper anteriors

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24 Etiology Dentogingival Altered passive eruption without attrition Periodontal surgery

25 Differential Diagnosis of Gummy smile Supereruption of upper anteriors Vertical Maxilla Excess Short clinical crowns Altered passive eruption Short upper lip Hypermobility of upper lip Protrusion of upper anteriors

26 Short upper lip Normal upper lip length is about 23mm in males 20 and 20mm in females roughly equal to commissure height Sarver DM, Ackerman MB. Dynamic smile visualization and quantification: Part 2. Smile analysis and treatment strategies, Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop. 2003;124:

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29 2:1 Joe D Jacobs, Vertical lip changes from maxillary incisor retraction. Am J Orthod 1974;74:4:

30 V-Y Cheiloplasty to lengthen the short upper lip Dynamic smile visualization and quantification: Part 1. Evolution of the concept and dynamic records for smile capture Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2003;124:4-12, David M. Sarver, Marc B. Ackerman

31 However... Not so predictable Plastic surgeons are reluctant Scar tissue may cause contraction

32 Etiology Muscular Short upper lip Extractions Retraction V-Y cheiloplasty

33 Differential Diagnosis of Gummy smile Supereruption of upper anteriors Vertical Maxilla Excess Short clinical crowns Altered passive eruption Short upper lip Hypermobility of upper lip Protrusion of upper anteriors

34 Lip elevation at smile Average distance that the upper lip travels from repose to a full smile 6 ~ 9 mm

35 Etiology Muscular Botox Hypermobility of upper lip Botulinum toxin type A (Botox) for the neuromuscular correction of excessive gingival display on smiling, Mario Polo, Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2008;133:

36 6 Months Temporary effect

37 Myotomy of the Levator Labii Superioris Muscle and Lip Repositioning Luis H. Ishida, M.D. Plast. Reconstr. Surg. 126: 1014, Etiology Muscular Hypermobility of upper lip Myotomy of lip elevator muscles

38 Myotomy of the Levator Labii Superioris Muscle and Lip Repositioning Luis H. Ishida, M.D. Plast. Reconstr. Surg. 126: 1014, 2010.

39 Etiology Muscular Hypermobility of upper lip Lip repositioning Eliminating a Gummy Smile with Surgical Lip Repositioning, The Journal of Cosmetic Dentistry Spring 2007, Simon, Rosenblatt, Dorfman

40 Etiology Muscular Hypermobility of upper lip Botox Myotomy Lip repositioning procedure

41 Differential Diagnosis of Gummy smile Supereruption of upper anteriors Vertical Maxilla Excess Short clinical crowns Altered passive eruption Short upper lip Hypermobility of upper lip Protrusion of upper anteriors

42 2:1 Joe D Jacobs, Vertical lip changes from maxillary incisor retraction. Am J Orthod 1974;74:4:

43 Etiology Skeletal Dentogingival Protrusion of upper anteriors Extraction & Retraction

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46 Treatment options Le Fort I impaction of Mx Intrusion of upper anteriors Periodontal surgery Botox Lip reposition V-Y Cheiloplasty Retraction of upper anteriors

47 Orthodontic Treatment to correct Gummy smile Intrusion of upper anteriors Retraction of upper anteriors Periodontal surgery

48 Intrusion of upper anteriors Anterior TADs Subapical placement

49 What happened to periodontal tissue during incisor intrusion?

50 Upper incisor intrusion by 2 mm Mucogingival line unchanged Clinical crowns were shortened

51 Teruo Murakami,, et al, Periodontal changes after experimentally induced intrusion of the upper incisors in Macaca fuscata monkeys, Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 1989;95:

52 Retraction of anteriors Posterior TADs IZC placement for upper Buccal Shelves for lower

53 Joe D Jacobs, Vertical lip changes from maxillary incisor retraction. Am J Orthod 1974;74:4:

54 Periodontal surgery Gingivectomy Crown lengthening

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56 Biological width Dentin Enamel CEJ 1mm 1mm 1mm Sulcular Depth Junctional Epithelium Connective Tissue Attachment PDL Bone Movable mucosa

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71 simultaneous upper and lower molar intrusion along with upper and lower incisor intrusion upper molar distalization 5 mm upper incisor retraction 11 mm lower incisor intrusion 2 mm lower incisor retraction 8 mm mandibular plane rotated counterclockwisely lower molar intrusion 2 mm lower molar mesialization 2 mm

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74 upper molar mesialization 2.5 mm upper molar intrusion 5 mm 5 upper incisor retraction 6.5 mm upper incisor intrusion 6 mm lower incisor retraction 7.5 mm lower incisor intrusion 2 mm lower molar mesialization 1 mm lower molar intrusion 2.5 mm

75 How to deal with Vertical Maxillary Excess? Active vertical control!

76 Maximize active vertical control to rotate mandible CCW Anterior TADs for incisor intrusion Posterior TADs for molar intrusion & maximal retraction Palatal arch or lingual arch if necessary Active vertical control on both arches

77 Anterior TADs for bite opening

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79 Closed method of Anterior TADs

80 Toru Deguchi, et al, Comparison of the intrusion effects on the maxillary incisors between implant anchorage and J-hook headgear Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2008; 133:654-60

81 Significant Average Max

82 2.20 mm 2.47 mm Neslihan Ebru, et al, Treatment effects of intrusion arches and mini-implant systems in deepbite patients, Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2012;141:

83 2.20 mm 2.47 mm No significant difference 7 months

84 1.75 mm 0.86 mm Omur Polat-Ozsoy, et al, Comparison of the intrusive effects of miniscrews and utility arches, Am J Orthod Dentofacial

85 How about Open technique? Effective!

86 Anterior retraction might be interfered with anterior TADs 2016/07/23

87 Anterior retraction might be interfered with anterior TADs

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92 Is it a must for all gummy cases to have a periodontal surgery? Not necessarily!

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94 No crown lengthening as gingival line was

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97 Limitations of gummy smile correction in adults Some plastic surgeries might be considered Patient communication!

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100 upper incisor retraction 9 mm upper incisor intrusion 4 mm upper molar distalization 2 mm upper molar intrusion 2.5 mm lower incisor retraction 7 mm lower incisor intrusion 1.5 mm lower molar mesialization 5 mm lower molar intrusion 5.5 mm

101 Pre-Tx Orthodontic Tx Rhinoplasty Chin augmentation

102 How about Lip hypermobility? Not effective!

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105 Does incisor intrusion with TADs lead to more apical root resorption?

106 Eric J W Liou, Peter MH Chang, Apical root resorption in orthodontic patients with en-masse maxillary anterior

107 Toru Deguchi, et al, Comparison of the intrusion effects on the maxillary incisors between implant anchorage and

108 Many studies have analyzed the suspected causes of external apical root resorption (EARR). Particularly, amount of force, duration of active treatment, and amount of lingual root torque were suggested as factors in EARR. Intruding mechanics has also been considered a factor related to EARR. In our study, root resorption averaged 0.8 mm in the implant group and 1.2 mm in the J-HG group. The amount of root resorption in both groups was similar to that of previous studies about root resorption during orthodontic treatment. Toru Deguchi, et al, Comparison of the intrusion effects on the maxillary incisors between implant anchorage and J-hook headgear Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2008; 133:654-60

109 Risk of EARR Amount of force Duration of active treatment Amount of lingual root torque Amount of intrusion

110 Root resorption 0.8 mm 1.2 mm Force type Transient Intermittent Toru Deguchi, et al, Comparison of the intrusion effects on the maxillary incisors between implant anchorage and J-hook headgear Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2008; 133:654-60

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113 6 mm incisor intrusion

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115 UR1 UR2 UR3 UL1 UL2 UL3 17 M FU

116 External Apical Root Resorption need to be monitored during maximal incisor intrusion & retraction

117 X-ray check every 3 months Stop forces for 3Ms if EARR noted Resume after lamina dura reappeared Finish orthodontic Tx anyway Patient communication Expenses for esthetic improvement

118 Etiology Supereruption of upper anteriors Vertical Maxilla Excess Short clinical crowns with attrition Altered passive eruption Short upper lip Hypermobility of upper lip Protrusion of upper anteriors

119 Gummy smile Skeletal Vertical Maxillary Excess Dentogingival Incisor supereruption Altered passive eruption Gingival hyperplasia Muscular Short upper lip Hypermobile upper lip

120 Treatment options Le Fort I impaction of Mx Intrusion of upper anteriors Periodontal surgery Botox Lip reposition V-Y Cheiloplasty Retraction of upper anteriors

121 Orthodontic Treatment to correct Gummy smile Intrusion of upper anteriors Retraction of upper anteriors Periodontal surgery

122 Retraction of anteriors Posterior TADs Infrazygomtic Crest for upper Buccal Shelf for lower

123 Posterior TADs not between roots Infrazygomatic crest Buccal Shelf

124 2003/04/ /02/ /06/ /11/15 Pre-Tx 7M Tx 2Y Tx Post-Tx

125 Placement of TADs outside the roots best chance for maximal retraction 12mm incisor retraction 5mm molar distalization

126 Intrusion of upper anteriors Anterior TADs Subapical placement

127 One more thing How about the stability? Pre-treatment Post-treatment 2Y Follow-up

128 How about the stability? Pre-treatment Post-treatment 2Y Follow-up

129 How about the stability? Pre-treatment Post-treatment 5Y Follow-up

130 How about the stability? Pre-treatment Post-treatment 5Y Follow-up

131 How about the stability? Pre-treatment Post-treatment 6Y Follow-up

132 How about the stability? Pre-treatment Post-treatment 10Y Follow-up

133 How about the stability? Pre-treatment Post-treatment 11Y Follow-up

134 How about the stability? As time and gravity are on our side, the long term stability seems to be promising for orthodontic correction of gummy smile. Aging David M. Sarver, Interactions of hard tissues, soft tissues, and growth over time, and their impact on orthodontic diagnosis and treatment plannin

135 Take home message Maximal intrusion & retraction with TADs is a viable treatment option for gummy smile

136 Take home message Posterior TADs not between roots

137 Take home message Anterior TADs for bite opening and gummy smile correction

138 Exostosis after massive amount of incisor retraction

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141 Orthodontic correction of Adult Gummy Smile with anterior miniscrew and Periodontal Surgery Johnny JL Liaw Shi Rong Lin

142 Thank you for Attention! Johnny JL Liaw Taipei, Taiwan