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A Three-Dimensional Digital Insertion Guide for Palatal Miniscrew Placement

Miniscrew anchorage has significantly reduced the need for patient compliance and allowed orthodontic treatment of more types of cases without surgery. Despite its increasing popularity, however, miniscrew placement may be dangerous if the clinician lacks adequate information on the anatomy of the insertion area. Various surgical guides based on digital volumetric imaging, such as cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT), have been proposed as aids to allow precise insertion of miniscrews into the interradicular spaces.

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DR. B. GIULIANO MAINO MD, DDS

DR. B. GIULIANO  MAINO MD, DDS

MR. EMANUELE PAOLETTO

MR. EMANUELE  PAOLETTO

DR. LUCA LOMBARDO DDS

DR. LUCA  LOMBARDO DDS

DR. GIUSEPPE SICILIANI DDS

DR. GIUSEPPE  SICILIANI DDS

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