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August 21, 2025Journal of OrthodonticsOpen Access

Effects of various micro-osteoperforation approaches on canine and aligner displacements, and the stress in the periodontal ligament: A finite element analysis

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RVRauf Valıyev MGMerve GoncaEskişehir Osmangazi University

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3D finite element analysis shows micro-osteoperforation approaches do not significantly affect canine displacement in clear aligner therapy, suggesting limited clinical benefits.

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Canine and aligner displacement remained unchanged across all 13 models evaluated, indicating no effectiveness of micro-osteoperforation.
The study found minimal compression stresses in the periodontal ligament, with only minor differences in tensile stresses observed across models.
A total of 12 micro-osteoperforation designs were simulated to assess their influence during maxillary canine distalisation with clear aligners.
The findings suggest that micro-osteoperforation has a small and non-clinically significant impact on periodontal ligament stress during treatment.

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Valıyev et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af5231ad7bf08b1eada50e https://doi.org/10.1177/14653125251358834

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3D finite element analysis shows micro-osteoperforation approaches do not significantly affect canine displacement in clear aligner therapy, suggesting limited clinical benefits.

Effects of various micro-osteoperforation approaches on canine and aligner displacements, and the stress in the periodontal ligament: A finite element analysis

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Effects of various micro-osteoperforation approaches on canine and aligner displacements, and the stress in the periodontal ligament: A finite element analysis

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