Orthodontic mini-implant removal
Dental Procedures
estimated about CNY 300-800
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Description
Surgical extraction of a temporary anchorage device (TAD) used in orthodontics to provide stable anchorage for tooth movement, typically performed after completion of orthodontic treatment.
Main Uses
Clinical removal of orthodontic temporary anchorage devices (TADs or 'orthodontic mini-implants') once orthodontic treatment goals are achieved or when complications arise (e.g., mobility, infection, root proximity, patient discomfort, or planned device replacement). Performed under local anesthesia, typically in an orthodontist’s office, to ensure safe extraction without damaging adjacent teeth, bone, or soft tissues.
Normal Range
Not applicable — Orthodontic mini-implant (temporary anchorage device, TAD) removal is a minor surgical procedure, not a laboratory or diagnostic test with numerical biomarkers or quantitative values. There are no standardized 'normal ranges' for this intervention.
Low Values - Possible Causes
Not applicable — No quantifiable parameter is measured; therefore, 'low values' do not exist in this context.
High Values - Possible Causes
Not applicable — No quantifiable parameter is measured; therefore, 'high values' do not exist in this context.
estimated about CNY 300-800