The results of the study indicated that the cervical vertebrae maturation and hand wrist skeletal maturation was significantly related.

LASER (Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation) is a powerful source of light, which has innumerable applications in all the fields of science including medicine and dentistry. It is one such technology that has become a desirable and an inseparable alternative to many traditional surgical procedures being held in the field of dentistry, and orthodontics is no exception. The current article describes the uses of a diode laser as an indispensable tool in an orthodontic office.

To provide a assortment of the various methods as of how the dogma of molar protraction is achieved.: Orthodontically relevant sources of information were searched using electronic databases including PubMed and Google Scholar and current reports.: Due to the rapidly evolving new techniques in Orthodontics various methods have been explored and much is left to be disclosed.Keeping in mind the various methods through which one can approach Molar protraction, one should always check on the ease of the procedure avoiding dexterity for the clinician and also patient compliance must be seen. Over all the efficiency lies in the hand of the clinician more than the technique itself.

Our intelligence is what makes us human, and robots are an extension of that quality. Robots play an important role in providing physical subordinates and even companionship in today's medical world. Orthodontics has always endeavored to improve the efficacy and efficiency of its appliances. The use of robots gives precise outcomes in less time and also reduces the risk of infection. This paper intends to collect literature from PUBMED, PUBMED central, Google Scholar and Sciencedirect on uses of robotics in orthodontics. The review enumerates the applications of robots in orthodontic and orthognathic procedures which can be easily programmed and performed with almost negligible risk of disease transmission. During the COVID-19 pandemic, robots would prove to be great assistance. The paper presented can prove to be a boon in the present scenario. The review also makes few recommendations by which orthodontists can practice better without any risk.

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