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This document presents a case report on the orthodontic treatment of a 16-year-old female patient named Pinki who presented with crowding in both dental arches. She had previously undergone unsuccessful treatment with a removable appliance by an underground student. The current treatment involved fixed appliance therapy including initial leveling and alignment with round wires followed by use of rectangular wires to correct minor irregularities and achieve arch contraction. Interdigitation was improved with elastics. Post-treatment intraoral photographs show significant improvement in crowding and occlusion.
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