Evidence in Orthodontics
48- How General Dentists Can Intercept Palatal Canines
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Early Diagnosis of Palatally Displaced Maxillary Canines - Importance: Early detection prevents complex surgical interventions. - Timing: By age 10, the canine should be palpable; if not, get a radiograph. - Extraction: Increases eruption odds by threefold, especially in children aged 10-13 with space. - Intervention: If no eruption in 12 months post-extraction, refer to a specialist. - Key Takeaway: Act early with…
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