Mini Implants in Orthodontics: Unveiling Hazards and Complexities

In the last two decades, advances in digital and 3D printing technology, a rise in interest in cosmetic orthodontics, particularly among adults, and manufacturer marketing on a global scale have all contributed to clear aligners becoming a staple in modern orthodontic practise. Clear aligners have seen numerous improvements since they were first introduced with the goal of making orthodontic treatment less obvious. Like many other orthodontic tools, transparent aligners are used to move teeth for alignment and to create healthy, attractive smiles, but they are far more comfortable and aesthetically pleasing. The success of the treatment depends on the therapists' expertise and experience with the aligners, careful case selection, and patients' adherence to the prescribed treatment plans.