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In Orthodontics, initial classification of malocclusions was based on planar malocclusions in the anteroposterior, transverse and vertical planes that were based only on translation of the jaws in space. In 2007, Ackermann and Proffit introduced rotational components—roll, pitch, and yaw—analogous to the position of the airplane in space. These rot...
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The world of orthodontics and dentistry has come a long way since the invention of braces. Today, technology is revolutionizing the field with advanced sensors and dental tele-monitoring systems. These new tools are changing the way we approach oral health by providing real-time data that can be used to diagnose and treat issues faster than ever before. By using sensors to monitor the position of teeth and jaws, orthodontists can provide customized treatment that is tailored to the individual needs of each patient. This technology also has the potential to improve patient compliance with treatment regimens by providing real-time feedback on progress.Secondly, the AI-powered tools can offer treatments that are more personalized, efficient, and accurate than ever before. With the ingress into the techie-era, there is a constant need for evolution in both professional and personal front and the knowledge regarding the same is the need of the hour.
