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Summary

This study introduces a dynamic computer-guided piezocision technique for faster orthodontic treatment. This innovative method uses digital planning and real-time navigation to improve surgical accuracy and minimize complications.

Area of Science:

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Orthodontic treatment duration can be lengthy.

Keywords:

case report computer-guided surgery corticotomy dynamic computer-guided surgery navigation piezocision

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