CONCLUSION
pain
ROOT RESORPTION
The movement of the canines and molars, tipping, rotation, anchorage loss, and
probing depth were evaluated, and it was concluded that the rate of canine
retraction was statistically greater on the experimental side only in the first two
months with the use of L-PRF. Anchorage loss was greater in the control group only
in the first month of treatment. Canine tipping, rotation, root resorption, probing
depth, and pain perception were statistically insignificant in both groups. 
