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20- Does Premolar Extraction Affect the Airway The Evidence

27 April 2026 · 2:38

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Discover what a new systematic review and meta-analysis reveals about the impact of premolar extractions on the airway in orthodontics: - No significant reduction in airway volume. - Slight increase in airway area in some cases, but clinically irrelevant. - Retroactive studies show no measurable harm to airway dimensions. Conclusion: Extractions, when indicated, are safe for the airway. Focus on occlusion and…

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