Effects of Vitamin D Deficiency on the Rate of Orthodontic Tooth Movement: An Animal Study

Overview

Journal Saudi Dent J

Specialty Dentistry

Date 2022 Mar 4

PMID 35241902

Authors

Rawan M Khalaf

Abdullazez A Almudhi

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Abstract

Materials And Methods: Wistar rats were divided into two groups: control group with average vitamin D levels and experimental group with induced vitamin D deficiency. Orthodontic appliances were fixed to initiate tooth movement. Distance between the reference teeth were measured in millimeters on day zero, and repeated every 7 days, till day 21.

Results: A significant difference within the experimental group was found; as well as within the control group, there was also no significant interaction between time and the type of group.

Conclusion: The rate of Orthodontic tooth movement was not affected by induced vitamin D deficiency in rats.

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