Evaluation of Critical Factors for the Success and Stability of Orthodontic Mini-Implants

In modern orthodontics, orthodontic mini-implants are a commonly used technique that provides effective skeletal anchorage with little patient compliance. Mini-implants provide several benefits, but their effectiveness depends on a number of variables, such as implantation methods, biomechanical loading, anatomical considerations, and material characteristics. Using data from numerous clinical and experimental investigations, this review investigates important factors influencing the stability and durability of orthodontic mini-implants. Improving treatment results and reducing implant failure problems require an understanding of these aspects.