2023
DOI: 10.1007/s00784-023-05006-1
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Efficacy of upper-incisor torque control with clear aligners: a retrospective study using cone-beam computed tomography

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“…[22] Due to the material properties of CA (stiffness is reduced at the gingival margin of aligners) and interruption of extraction sites, when solo retraction forces were applied, it was easy to cause aligner deformation, with the anterior teeth displaying lingual inclination combined with extrusion. [23] Several studies have shown that the cephalometric radiograph should be approached with caution for assessing incisor torque. [20,24]Conversely, other studies concluded that torque measurements obtained from cephalometric are predictable for clinical purposes.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…[22] Due to the material properties of CA (stiffness is reduced at the gingival margin of aligners) and interruption of extraction sites, when solo retraction forces were applied, it was easy to cause aligner deformation, with the anterior teeth displaying lingual inclination combined with extrusion. [23] Several studies have shown that the cephalometric radiograph should be approached with caution for assessing incisor torque. [20,24]Conversely, other studies concluded that torque measurements obtained from cephalometric are predictable for clinical purposes.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…CAs rely on patient compliance; hence, whenever patients are not using them, cementum repair takes place, which is not seen with FAs. 25 In one of the investigations, it was reported that refinements during CA treatment reduce the risk of EARR. Because CAs are worn intermittently and retainers are prescribed before refinements, repair following root resorption is achievable with CAs.…”
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confidence: 99%