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Suture split with MSE?!

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(@radwerty)
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Hey guys,

I primarily address this question to those who have had or are currently undergoing MSE treatment. 

I am a 22 years old guy, and my MSE has been installed 6 days ago, without corticopuncture, we have activated it by turning it 5 times with my ortho, and since then, I have been turning it once a day with the exception of yesterday, when I turned it two times. During the first four days or so every time after the turn I have felt a mild/strong pressure on the roof of my mouth and especially around my nose, which I considered to be a good sign. But yesterday and today the pressure has gone away almost instantaneously, or should I say within a couple of minutes. I still can feel a slight tingling or pressure around my nasal area, but it's nowhere near as powerful as it was a few days back.

Since I am prone to imagine the worst that can happen, I am afraid that the screws might be dragging in the bone, or for some other reason that I am not familiar with, the MSE is not doing its job correctly. 

Could any of you guys who have undergone MSE treatment please comment on this? I would greatly appreciate to know your stories, or if you think that this pressure-fading is simply a sign of skeletal adaptation?

Thank you in advance!


 
Posted : 26/01/2021 3:49 am
(@apollo)
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I never felt a lot of tension build up, but I was turning at the slow 1 turn per day protocol. I typically felt some resistance while turning that dissipated within a couple minutes. On the day my suture split, I felt some tension and pain in and around my front teeth and then a narrow diastema appeared within a couple hours.


 
Posted : 26/01/2021 5:19 pm
(@spidey)
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I noticed a split around 20 turns of my MSE. I never felt any pressure building up. Interestingly I noticed an improvement in my breathing several days before my diastema appeared. 

Of course, you should be asking your orthodontist these questions!

 

I hope it is going well for you. 


 
Posted : 06/02/2021 11:19 pm

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