CBCT study identifies optimal mini-implant sites in the mandibular symphysis, suggesting tailored approaches for better outcomes.
The mandibular symphysis in patients with a low-angle growth pattern provides more favorable anatomical conditions for mini-implant placement. The ideal insertion site lies between 6 and 10 mm below the CEJ of the central incisors, with angulation ranging from 0° to 60° relative to the occlusal plane. CBCT assessment should be considered essential in treatment planning to customize implant positioning based on individual growth patterns, thereby enhancing implant stability and success.
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