Anchorage

Baker's anchorage is a type of

• Intramaxillary anchorage

• Intermaxillary anchorage

• Muscular anchorage

• Skeletal anchorage

Which type of anchorage is used to prevent mesial movement of molars?

• Distalizing anchorage

• Anterior anchorage

• Posterior anchorage

• Vertical anchorage

What is the purpose of using temporary anchorage devices (TADs) in orthodontics?

• To move teeth faster

• To provide additional anchorage

• To replace traditional braces

• To reduce treatment time

Which type of anchorage is preferred when there is a need to move a group of teeth together?

• Intermaxillary anchorage

• Intramaxillary anchorage

• Skeletal anchorage

• Muscular anchorage

Anchorage is better provided by

• Narrow rooted teeth

• Multirooted teeth

• Small rooted teeth

• Curved rooted teeth

Simple retraction of maxillary incisor using maxillary molar is an example of

• Reinforced anchorage

• Reciprocal anchorage

• Stationary anchorage

• Reinforced anchorage

Bilateral symmetrical expansion is a type of

• Reinforced anchorage

• Stationary anchorage

• Simple anchorage

• Reinforced anchorage

Anchor loss refers to

• Desired movement of anchor teeth

• Loss of anchor teeth

• Mesial movement of molar

• All of the above

What is the main advantage of using temporary anchorage devices (TADs) in orthodontics?

• They are cost-effective

• They provide more predictable results

• They require less maintenance

• They are easily visible

Group C anchorage refers to

• 75% forward movement of posterior teeth

• 75% backward movement of anterior teeth

• 25% forward movement of posterior teeth

• 25% backward movement of anterior teeth