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Forces and moments delivered by PET-G aligners to an upper central incisor for labial and palatal translation

PET-G aligners not featuring modifications are unsuitable for bodily movement of upper central incisors in labial or palatal directions and biomechanically evaluate the capability of bodily movement.
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In-vitro results of rapid maxillary expansion on adults compared with finite element simulations.

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Dimensional accuracy of jaw scans performed on alginate impressions or stone models

Alginate impressions can be suitably digitized by structured-light scanning and offer considerably better dimensional accuracy than stone models, apparently, however, both impression scans and stone-model scans can offer adequate precision for orthodontic purposes.
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Effectiveness of Combined Technique for the Correction of Prominent Ears

Amaç: Kepçe kulak deformitesi kulağın en sık konjenital deformitesidir. Deformiteye neden olan sebepler arasında başlıca silik antihelix, konkal fazlalık ve kulak lobülünün prominensi sayılabilir.…
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Soft-tissue changes after maxillomandibular advancement surgery assessed with cone-beam computed tomography.

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Optical 3D scans for orthodontic diagnostics performed on full-arch impressions

The completeness of surface structure representation offered by full-arch impression scans in different situations of tooth (mal)alignment was evaluated and whether this completeness could be improved by performing rescans on the same impressions reduced sequentially to different levels of gingival height and by adding extra single scans to the number of single scans recommended by the manufacturer.
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Novel Method for Superposing 3D Digital Models for Monitoring Orthodontic Tooth Movement

Two novel numerical methods applicable to both maxilla and mandible are introduced and are particularly suitable for evaluation of pure treatment effects, because growth-related changes are ignored.
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Generation of 3D digital models of the dental arches using optical scanning techniques

It is likely that in future intraoral scanning combined with 3D printing will completely replace conventional stone models of the dental arches.
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Use of a modified expander during rapid maxillary expansion in adults: an in vitro and finite element study.

The applied expansion force led to high tensile stress concentrations, mainly on the inter maxillary sutures, resulting in the opening of fused intermaxillary suture, thereby avoiding surgical intervention.
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Reconstruction of a subtotally amputated auricle with a very narrow inferior pedicle

The left ear of a 57-year-old male patient was subtotally amputated due to an iron-plate cutting accident and only a 5-mm inferior skin pedicle connected the amputated ear to the lobule.
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