"Real-Time" Soft-Tissue Changes in Skeletal Open-Bite Patients during Posterior Intrusion
Using three-dimensional stereophotogrammetry, the authors track facial soft-tissue changes during TAD-supported posterior intrusion in skeletal open-bite patients. The study highlights the timing and variability of soft-tissue response, with implications for treatment planning, patient communication, and retention.
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