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Arch width changes following first premolar extractions: a comparison between invisalign and fixed appliances

Jul 2026 · Clinical Oral Investigations · Vol 30 · 0 citations · 32 references
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In extraction cases, patients treated with CAs demonstrated a larger AW and greater lingual inclination of the anterior teeth than those treated with FAs, which may have implications for space management during treatment.

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