Miniscrew-assisted slow palatal expansion with bone borne expander in adult patients: a case control study on consecutively treated patients

MASPE successfully achieved skeletal expansion of the maxilla in 86.7% of adult patients treated. The expansion pattern and results were comparable to MARPE.

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The Angle Orthodontist
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2025-05-15
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https://doi.org/10.2319/112524-963.1
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1
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Temporomandibular Joint Disorders
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Miniscrew-assisted slow palatal expansion with bone borne expander in adult patients: a case control study on consecutively treated patients

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Abstract

MASPE successfully achieved skeletal expansion of the maxilla in 86.7% of adult patients treated. The expansion pattern and results were comparable to MARPE.

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University of Foggia (IT), Fondazione Roma (IT)
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