Accurate diagnosis and effective management of transverse discrepancies remain challenging due to the complex interaction between skeletal structures, dentoalveolar compensation, growth patterns, and individual biological variability.
Traditional clinical assessments alone may fail to fully capture the underlying skeletal imbalance, leading to suboptimal treatment planning and stability issues.
In this context, the article “The Complexity of Skeletal Transverse Dimension: From Diagnosis, Management, and Treatment Strategies to the Application of Collaborative Cross (CC) Mouse Model” offers a comprehensive and multidisciplinary perspective on transverse skeletal discrepancies.
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It integrates contemporary diagnostic approaches, clinical management strategies, and emerging insights from experimental research, highlighting the value of the Collaborative Cross (CC) mouse model in understanding genetic and biological influences on craniofacial transverse development.
By bridging clinical orthodontics with translational research, this work provides clinicians and researchers with a deeper understanding of transverse discrepancies, supporting more individualized, biologically informed, and evidence-based treatment strategies.
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