Post-treatment aesthetic outcomes in palatally displaced canines exposed by open versus closed surgical technique: A prospective cohort study and a survey

Margitha Björksved

doi:10.1016/j.ortho.2025.101104

December 2, 2025International OrthodonticsOpen Access

Post-treatment aesthetic outcomes in palatally displaced canines exposed by open versus closed surgical technique: A prospective cohort study and a survey

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Aesthetic outcomes differ based on surgical technique in treating palatally displaced canines.
The study reveals significant differences following open versus closed surgical methods.
Prospective cohort study analyzes surgical techniques used for palatally displaced canines in a clinical setting.
These findings may guide treatment decisions for canine dental procedures.

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Prospective cohort study compares open and closed surgical techniques for aesthetic outcomes in canines, suggesting different approaches may yield varied results.

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