ArticleDentistry journal2024
Accuracy of One-Piece vs. Segmented Three-Dimensional Printed Transfer Trays for Indirect Bracket Placement.
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Abstract
objectiveTo assess the accuracy of three-dimensional (3D) printed one-piece vs. multiple segmented transfer trays for indirect bonding techniques in moderate and severe crowding cases.
methodsEighty digital maxillary dental models were produced by an extraoral scanner. 3D-printed one-piece and segmented trays were virtually designed utilizing Maestro 3D Ortho Studio
resultsIn the moderate crowding group, statistically significant differences were detected between the one-piece, segmented, and control groups for three measurements (
conclusionsOne-piece and segmented 3D-printed transfer trays are considered accurate tools for indirect bonding in moderate and severe malocclusion cases. The severity of crowding did not affect the accuracy of bracket transfer in indirect bonding.
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