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O objetivo desta revisão é descrever as alterações mais comumente observadas no periodonto causadas pelo tratamento ortodôntico, a fim de facilitar a colaboração e comunicação dos especialistas. Uma busca em banco de dados eletrônico foi realizada usando o banco de dados de resumos e citações do PubMed e material bibliográfico foi usado para encontrar outras fontes apropriadas. As alterações dos tecidos periodontais moles e duros durante o tratamento ortodôntico e a manutenção dos pacientes são discutidas a fim de fornecer um quadro exaustivo das possíveis interações entre essas duas disciplinas entrelaçadas.
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