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Dentofacial Planner Plus best simulated orthognathic surgery outcomes. Other software like Dolphin Imaging and Quick Ceph offer good features for practice management.

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  • Orthognathic Surgery Simulation

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  • Accurate simulation of orthognathic surgery outcomes is crucial for patient and clinician planning.
  • Current software capabilities in predicting surgical results require objective assessment.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To compare the perceived accuracy of five different software programs in simulating orthognathic surgery outcomes.
  • To evaluate both default and enhanced simulation results from each software.

Main Methods:

  • Ten challenging orthognathic surgery cases with vertical discrepancies were analyzed.
  • Five software packages (Dentofacial Planner Plus, Dolphin Imaging, Orthoplan, Quick Ceph Image, Vistadent) were tested.
  • Orthodontists, oral-maxillofacial surgeons, and laypersons rated simulation accuracy against actual surgical outcomes.

Main Results:

  • Dentofacial Planner Plus was consistently rated as the best default and refined simulation software.
  • Dolphin Imaging and Quick Ceph showed improved scores with refinement and are noted for practice management features.
  • Retouching features had minimal impact on the simulation accuracy of most other programs.

Conclusions:

  • Significant differences exist in the simulation capabilities of current orthognathic surgery software.
  • Software selection should consider simulation accuracy alongside factors like cost, compatibility, and practice management integration.
  • Dolphin Imaging and Quick Ceph are viable alternatives, particularly for users prioritizing practice management integration.