3D-Printed smile savers: a kinder choice for Kids' teeth?
NCT ID NCT07161076
Summary
This study tests whether a new 3D-printed dental spacer is as good as the traditional metal one for keeping proper spacing after a child loses a baby tooth too early. Thirteen children will try both types—one on each side of their mouth—and be checked every 3 months for a year. Researchers will see which device stays in place better, is more comfortable, and is healthier for the gums.
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Locations
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The British University in Egypt , Pediatric Dentistry Clinic
El Shorouk, Cairo Governorate, Egypt
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