Evidence in Orthodontics
18- How to Distalize Maxillary Molars Effectively
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Explore efficient methods for distalizing maxillary molars in orthodontics: - Techniques: Conventional appliances, skeletal anchorage systems. - Key Points: Works best in mild cases (e.g., class E2 molar relationships, moderate overjet). - Challenges: Minimal real, stable movement; anchorage loss; molar tipping. - Evidence: Only 2-2.5 mm of distal movement is typical. - Retention: Critical to avoid relapse; options…
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