Temporary Anchorage Devices In Orthodontics Access
TADs are used to manage complex tooth movements that were historically difficult or required external appliances. Explore Temporary Anchorage Devices | Orthodontic Guide
Temporary Anchorage Devices (TADs) are small, biocompatible (typically 1.2–2 mm in diameter and 6–12 mm long) temporarily fixed to the jawbone . They provide a fixed, non-moving anchor point to move specific teeth with high precision without relying on (and potentially shifting) other teeth. 1. Clinical Applications Temporary Anchorage Devices in Orthodontics
