Teen jaw study tests new devices for better breathing
NCT ID NCT07404488
Summary
This study compared three different devices used to widen the upper jaw in teenagers (ages 10-15) with a narrow jaw. The goal was to see which device was most effective at improving jaw structure, tooth alignment, and potentially breathing. Researchers measured changes using 3D scans before treatment and six months after.
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Sapienza University of Rome
Rome, Rm, 00161, Italy
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