Orthodontic harborage description, types, and advantages



Do you flash back Newton’s third law? It says that for every action or force, there will be an contrary response. Ok this is exactly what you see that happens to teeth. When orthodontists want to move or align pooching teeth or fix our jaw irregularities, they use harborage ways to stop that response or contrary force that happens in the other teeth. To have stable and firm braces or other orthodontic appliances in your mouth, harborage is necessary. Depending on the type of treatment and force or pressure in an area of teeth or jaw, orthodontists plan an applicable harborage system.

What are temporary harborage bias( Boychicks)? 

 Temporary harborage bias or Boychicks are harborage tools that are mechanically fixed into the bone in the mouth to act as anchor for your orthodontic appliance. Boychicks can be removed when your orthodontic treatment is over or when it isn't necessary presently. 

 Boychicks are screw- suchlike bias that are implanted in the cadaverous areas of oral depression. The Boychicks harborage has changed orthodontic treatment in dramatic way. Before these bias, utmost of the orthodontic treatment needed surgical procedures for treating complex irregularities in teeth. You had no choice to do surgeries if you wanted to complete your orthodontic treatment when irregularities in your teeth were severe. 

The areas that Boychicks are placed should have bone viscosity and bone development is demanded. For orthodontic treatment of children, orthodontists stay for the applicable age of the child when they get to the 12 times of age or till their puberty ages of children. also, they implant the Boychicks into the bony area. Alveolar bone, rooftop of the mouth( palatal bone), lower and upper jaw bones and zygomatic bow in the jaw are the cadaverous structures for the implanting Boychicks harborage in orthodontics. 

 

 What are types of Boychicks? 

 In orthodontics moment, different Boychicks are available to meet the requirements of the quantum of force and treatment time in each orthodontic treatment. Your orthodontic braces are attached to these Boychicks with coil springs or elastics to stay in place. Unless your orthodontist has used other harborage ways, you can look at the Boychicks and the locales of these harborage bias that are fitted in your bones in the mouth. 


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