Predictability of Root Movements Using Virtual Root Setup in a Patient With Periodontal Disease Treated With Clear Aligners

Aims: The aim of the study was to show a case with midline diastema in patient high periodontal risks and gingival recessions treated clear aligners. objective predict quantify root movements using dedicated software that extrapolates data from Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT). Case Presentation: A 31-year-old female mandibular asked for an aesthetic treatment. She had vertical bone loss on lower central incisors, so CBCT necessary order plan movements. purpose treatment avoid uncontrolled tipping incisors and, therefore, vestibular movement roots, which could cause serious problems. Conclusion: At end treatment, complete closure radiographic healing between were achieved. superimpositions virtual setup demonstrated predictability 76%.