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Orthodontic extrusion in the digital age: a technical note.

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    This case series demonstrates a digital workflow for personalized orthodontic extrusion appliances. The method ensures precise force application, improved hygiene, and comfort for successful tooth extrusion.

    Keywords:
    CAD/CAMcase report/seriesorthodontic appliance designroot fracturesorthodontic anchorage proceduresorthodontic extrusion

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    Area of Science:

    • Dental technology
    • Orthodontics
    • Biomaterials

    Background:

    • Deep-fractured teeth pose complex restorative challenges.
    • Traditional orthodontic extrusion methods can lack precision.
    • Need for advanced, patient-specific treatment solutions.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To evaluate personalized, CAD/CAM-manufactured orthodontic extrusion appliances.
    • To assess the precision and effectiveness of a digital workflow for tooth extrusion.
    • To determine the clinical outcomes of rigid, precisely planned extrusion appliances.

    Main Methods:

    • Interdisciplinary diagnosis for three patients with deep fractured teeth.
    • Customized slow or rapid extrusion protocols developed.
    • Intraoral scanning, digital planning, and selective laser melting for appliance fabrication.
    • Precise 3D planning and application of orthodontic force vectors.

    Main Results:

    • Successful extrusion of target teeth in all three patients.
    • Appliances demonstrated high rigidity and manufacturing precision.
    • Maintained good cleanability, high wearing comfort, and precise force application.

    Conclusions:

    • The digital workflow for orthodontic extrusion is clinically effective and simplified.
    • Ensured precise planning and force system application throughout treatment.
    • Improved periodontal hygiene and patient comfort without affecting occlusion.