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11- Which RME Type Wins in the Long Run A 5-Year Comparison

26 March 2026 · 2:58

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Comparison: - Analyzed tooth-borne vs. tooth-borne-borne RME appliances - Conducted via a randomized controlled trial with a five-year follow-up Outcome: - Both appliances stable long-term - Minimal clinical differences despite measurable variation Recommendation: - Standard tooth-borne expanders sufficient for young patients - Hybrid design may aid older adolescents or cases with higher skeletal resistance…

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