Factors influencing treatment duration of impacted maxillary canines

Treatment duration for IMCs is lengthy, particularly for palatally and mesially positioned canines and those with greater inclinations. Palatally located canines typically require twice as much time to emerge as those positioned buccally. Canines located nearer the central incisor area take twice as much time to emerge as those located in the lateral incisor area.

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Journal
The Angle Orthodontist
Published
2025-02-06
DOI
https://doi.org/10.2319/080824-643.1
Citations
4
Primary Topic
dental development and anomalies
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Abstract

Treatment duration for IMCs is lengthy, particularly for palatally and mesially positioned canines and those with greater inclinations. Palatally located canines typically require twice as much time to emerge as those positioned buccally. Canines located nearer the central incisor area take twice as much time to emerge as those located in the lateral incisor area.

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