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TAD” stands for “temporary anchorage device,” and they work by placing biocompatible titanium alloy mini-screws into certain places in the mouth to serve as a fixed point that can be used to direct and shift teeth. They are typically used in cases where Dr. Amin Mason wants to move certain teeth while keeping other still. In the past, the only way to do this was with large appliances such as headgears or face masks. TADs give Dr. Mason an effective and much less invasive option for this specific

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