P. Albertini, Federica Pellitteri, Enrico Albertini, F. Pavan, L. Lombardo
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Second molar eruption after resistance factor removal
The eruption of the second molars may delay the therapy and lengthen the treatment time. To minimize excessive treatment prolongation, the principle of resistance factor elimination was applied to the unerupted second lower molar through a surgical incision on the occlusal gingival tissue. The 3.7 was successfully erupted and easily bonded the following month, to allow the archwires sequence.