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The aim is to evaluate the role of intraoral scanners in modern orthodontics and their clinical implications.

February 19, 2026Open Access

Intraoral Scanners in Contemporary Orthodontics: Principles, Applications, and Clinical Considerations

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The aim is to evaluate the role of intraoral scanners in modern orthodontics and their clinical implications.
Conducted a review of current literature on intraoral scanners.
Assessed imaging principles and diagnostic accuracy.
Analyzed clinical applications and limitations in orthodontics.
Intraoral scanners provide comparable or superior accuracy to conventional impressions.
They improve patient comfort and enhance communication between clinicians and laboratories.
Challenges exist, including costs, the learning curve for staff, and issues with full-arch scanning accuracy.

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This review examines intraoral scanners' impact on diagnostic accuracy and clinical applications in orthodontics, suggesting effective integration into practice.

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Risheb Nagill (2026) studied this question.

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This review examines intraoral scanners' impact on diagnostic accuracy and clinical applications in orthodontics, suggesting effective integration into practice.

Intraoral Scanners in Contemporary Orthodontics: Principles, Applications, and Clinical Considerations

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Intraoral Scanners in Contemporary Orthodontics: Principles, Applications, and Clinical Considerations

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