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3D assessment of alveolar bone alterations in orthodontic movement among Indians.
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- [Follow-up study evaluating morphological changes in alveolar bone in the maxillary anterior region after extraction retraction in adult patients treated with clear aligners on the basis of cone beam computed tomography data].Hua xi kou qiang yi xue za zhi = Huaxi kouqiang yixue zazhi = West China journal of stomatology · 2026Article
- Root and bone changes in teeth undergoing pre-prosthetic orthodontics before endodontic retreatment prior to implant surgery: 3D evaluation.Bioinformation · 2026Article
- Analysis of changes in ABT, ABH and ABA after orthodontic treatment of adult bimaxillary protrusion.Acta odontologica Scandinavica · 2025Article
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Abstract
Apical root resorption, which is characterised as a biological or abnormal phenomenon that shortens the length of the root apex, is additional typical iatrogenic impact of orthodontic tooth movement that may jeopardise the effectiveness of treatment and tooth lifespan. The main goals of the current retrospective investigation were to assess the dimensions of alveolar bone alterations that come along with orthodontic movement and to look into the frequency and extent of resorption of root in maxillary incisors across categories that were similarly managed with clear aligners (OCA) and fixed appliances (OFA) using CBCT. The study included 50 subjects who were divided into two categories with 25 study subjects in each category. Category OFA: Subjects receiving OFA (n=25). A CBCT scan was used to get three-dimensional pictures at the beginning of therapy as well as at the end of therapy. The overall resorption of root at apical region in OFA group was 0.63±0.21 mm. The overall resorption of root at apical region in OCA group was 0.32 ±0.36 mm. The difference in observation was statistically significant (p= 0.000) with reduced resorption of root at apical region in clear aligners. It was concluded that the decrease in thickness of alveolar bone was greater in orthodontic fixed appliances group as compared to clear aligners. The resorption of root at apical region was lesser in clear aligners group as compared to fixed appliances.
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