Force Vector Adjustment
Force Vector Adjustment is a methodological technique in orthodontic biomechanics that involves the precise modification of the direction, magnitude, and point of application of external orthopedic forces exerted by extraoral appliances to achieve controlled and optimal craniofacial skeletal or dental correction.
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