Comparison shows better oral health-related quality of life in 19-year-olds with orthodontic treatment, indicating positive effects on aesthetics and psychosocial well-being.
Nineteen-year-old individuals who had undergone orthodontic treatment have a significantly better OHRQoL when compared to individuals without need for orthodontic treatment, specifically in the psychosocial and aesthetic domains.
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