Impacted Canines Localization and Its Impact on Dental Arch in Orthodontic Patients: A Novel CBCT Clinical Study

Although impacted canines concerning dental arch have been analyzed in prior studies. However, there is a lack of evidence to analyze the impact on characteristics using cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) models; therefore, knowing can enhance awareness, contribute knowledge, and aid clinicians managing canine cases. Hence, it critical emphasize strategies proper diagnosis interception for this clinical condition any orthosurgical treatment procedures. This study aimed orthodontic patients CBCT. The method used was review records 350 with who had CBCT scans visited clinics pertaining their by dividing them into control group group. results revealed significant relationship based dimension; inter first premolar width (IPW) (P = 0.012), molar (IMW) 0.010), length (AL) 0.041), palatal height (PH) 0.019), index (PHI) 0.020). article concludes that changes dimension compared Dental dimensions were significantly deficient, higher vault seen patients. anatomical position has an effect arches adjacent structures. These three-dimensional (3D) findings may provide reference data valuable basis delivering information education assessment treatment. CPD/Clinical Relevance: Canine impactions are common during routine examinations. Understanding influence will help manage