Conclusions
ROOT RESORPTION
Orthodontic traction assisted with minimally-invasive corticotomy was effective in increasing the rate of traction movement of the palatally impacted canines, thereby decreasing the traction duration and the overall treatment duration. The acceleration surgical interventions used did not cause significant changes in the bone support ratios of the aligned canines and the adjacent teeth compared with the traditional traction method. Finally, the acceleration procedure did not result in any significant difference regarding the amount of root resorption of adjacent laterals compared with the traditional treatment methods.