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TADs also facilitate molar uprighting and distalization, enabling corrections that enhance occlusal function and aesthetics.
Finally, TADs play an important role in closing open bites, where the front teeth do not touch when the mouth is closed. By providing skeletal anchorage, TADs support the intrusion or extrusion of specific teeth to achieve bite closure. This precise force application helps correct vertical discrepancies and improves both function and appearance, with fewer side effects than traditional methods like headgear or elastics. The versatility and minimally invasive nature of TADs make them an essential component in modern orthodontic approaches for managing challenging bite and alignment issues.
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