Figure 10.
Biomechanics of the mandibular second molar traction via a mandibular ramus mini-implant. (A) Sagittal view. The traction provides an uprighting force. (B) Coronal view. The mandibular ramus is located buccally to the molar. So the traction may induce buccal movement.

Biomechanics of the mandibular second molar traction via a mandibular ramus mini-implant. (A) Sagittal view. The traction provides an uprighting force. (B) Coronal view. The mandibular ramus is located buccally to the molar. So the traction may induce buccal movement.

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