No single number decides which teeth come out, systematic review finds
A systematic review of 19 studies finds that orthodontic extraction decisions depend on crowding, facial profile, incisor position, skeletal and ...
A systematic review of 19 studies finds that orthodontic extraction decisions depend on crowding, facial profile, incisor position, skeletal and ...
A new open-access, peer-reviewed journal, Digital and Aligner Orthodontics, launches to critically evaluate aligner therapy, AI, and digital workflows in ...
A survey-based economic model of US orthodontic practices finds that in-house aligner fabrication is cost-efficient only until cases exceed roughly ...
A new case series reports that three adult patients with maxillary constriction achieved planned orthodontic outcomes when Invisalign aligners were ...
A scoping review of 51 finite element studies finds that clear aligners alone mostly produce crown tipping, while predictable tooth ...
Orthodontic assessments of facial profile attractiveness have traditionally relied on two-dimensional representations. In a cross-sectional survey study published in Digital ...
A new conceptual orthodontic framework proposes combining skeletal anchorage, mandibular stabilization and staged light elastics to correct Class II malocclusion ...
A pilot study reports that salivary Caspase-1 and Osteopontin are significantly elevated in orthodontic patients with radiographically confirmed root resorption, ...
A retrospective study of 447 upper teeth from 61 patients found that Invisalign clear aligners achieved 86 percent predictability for ...
A new structured literature review shows that clear aligner performance depends far more on exact formulation, processing and ageing conditions ...
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