Rotations Small movements, big problems
Tooth rotations are not just about turning a tooth, they’re about how you rotate it.
In aligner treatments, predictable rotation requires space, sequencing, and the right type of movement.
Small biomechanical details make the difference between rotations that stall and rotations that actually track.
You will find:
- When and why rotations fail with aligners
- Proper attachment design
- Staging strategies to improve predictability
- Tips for difficult rotations
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This document presents a clear, step-by-step clinical protocol for managing tooth rotations with aligners in a predictable and controlled way. A practical, experience-based guide focused on biomechanics, efficiency, and long-term stability.