A refinement is an additional series of aligners created after new records when the initial series has not achieved all planned movements or when finishing adjustments are needed.
A refinement is an additional series of aligners created after new records when the initial series has not achieved all planned movements or when finishing adjustments are needed.
This guide is written for Maple Ridge patients as decision support. It cannot determine suitability for treatment without an examination and appropriate records.
New scan or records is one of the practical factors that can change diagnosis, appliance choice, treatment timing or the way progress is monitored. It should be discussed in the context of the whole case rather than treated as an isolated checklist item.
Finishing movements is one of the practical factors that can change diagnosis, appliance choice, treatment timing or the way progress is monitored. It should be discussed in the context of the whole case rather than treated as an isolated checklist item.
Bite detail is one of the practical factors that can change diagnosis, appliance choice, treatment timing or the way progress is monitored. It should be discussed in the context of the whole case rather than treated as an isolated checklist item.
Treatment agreement is one of the practical factors that can change diagnosis, appliance choice, treatment timing or the way progress is monitored. It should be discussed in the context of the whole case rather than treated as an isolated checklist item.
Not necessarily. Tooth movement is biological and additional stages are common in aligner care.
That depends on the treatment agreement and provider policy.
Possibly. Attachments may be changed based on the movements required in the new stage.