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Evaluation of Efficiancy of the aligner therapy by 3d-analysis of the tooth movement during the treatment with removable PET-G aligners.

Phase 4
Conditions
K07.3
Anomalies of tooth position
Registration Number
DRKS00013334
Lead Sponsor
Klinik für Kieferorthopädie und OrthodontieUniversitätsklinik Ulm
Brief Summary

Not available

Detailed Description

Not available

Recruitment & Eligibility

Status
Pending
Sex
All
Target Recruitment
90
Inclusion Criteria

Completely erupted permanent teeth 1 – 6
-Anterior crowding of up to 3 mm
-No extractions
-Indicated aligner therapy
-Good compliance and oral hygiene
-Voluntary readiness to undergo an impression taking or an intraoral scan every 7 – 10 days
-No contraindication for x-ray radiographs

Exclusion Criteria

Anterior crowding of more than 3 mm
Signs of pronunced root resorption

Study & Design

Study Type
interventional
Study Design
Not specified
Primary Outcome Measures
NameTimeMethod
Amount of tooth movement<br>Parameter: The tooth position will be determined on each of the 3D models. The achieved 3D tooth position will be compared with the initially planned tooth position. <br>When: after completing the treatment<br>
Secondary Outcome Measures
NameTimeMethod
Amount of tooth resorption <br>Parameter: Panorama x-rays at the beginning and the end of the treatment<br>When: after completing the treatment <br><br>Uniformity of tooth movement<br>Parameter: The tooth position will be determined on each of the intermediate 3D models. In this manner the tooth position within each aligner change within the same setup step can be separately evaluated. <br>When: After each aligner change.<br><br>Wearing duration<br>Parameter: The wearing duration will be documented by the patient in a special wearing card. <br>When: during the wearing period of each aligner<br><br>Amount of the pressure on the teeth <br>Parameter: The amount of the pressure on each tooth will be documented by the patient on a visual ordinal scale. <br>When: during the wearing period of each aligner<br>
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