Effectiveness of Orthodontic Treatment in Managing Impacted Teeth From Bucally And Palatally Side in upper jaw
case report
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orthodontics, impacted teeth, canine impacted, cbctAbstract
Background :. Third molars, maxillary canines, and incisors have been found to have the highest prevalence of teeth impaction, which has become a prevalent issue for orthodontic doctors. For the management of teeth that are impacted palatally and buccally, orthodontic treatment is quite beneficial.Typically, braces, aligners, or other orthodontic appliances are used during this period. Impaired teeth can be successfully treated to enhance dental function and appearance.
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