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Invented By Prof. WON MOON
UCLA School of Dentistry, Certificate in Orthodontics, 1991
UCLA School of Dentistry, MS in Oral Biology, 1991
Harvard School of Dental Medicine, D.M.D., 1989
University of California, Irvine, BS in Mathematics, 1984
Introduction Video of MSE
MSE is indicated in the treatment of posterior cross bite, Class III malocclusions and it is able to improve nasal airflow and breathing. Recent publications show the positive effects also in the therapy of Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA).
The main difference between
The MSE and Others.


" The Maxillary Skeletal Expander (M.S.E.) can effect both dental and skeletal expansion.The adverse clinical consequences of RPE and SARPE in high-angle cases will be get solved by M.S.E. Also, many patients who requiring maxillary expansion often have narrow nasal airways, and positive changes in nasal airway with application of M.S.E. are common. "
- Designed by Prof. Won Moon
Benefits & Contraindications
Benefits
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Mostly Skeletal Expansion: less bone bending and dental tipping compared to RPE and surgically assisted maxillary expansion (SARPE)
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Less invasive than SARPE and Orthognathic Surgery
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Significant increase in upper airway volume: nasal obstruction, sleep apnea
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MSE causes expansion of the surrounding structures
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Vertical control in high angle cases
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FM and MSE for Class III correction
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MSE can be used for mature patients
Contraindications
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Extremely narrow palatal vault
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Patients with previous mid-facial trauma
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Extremely thick/dense palatal bone and/or dense buttress bone
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Extremely thin palate with low bone density
Components of MSE

Overview Process


Specification
Activation Protocal


Clinical Case







