

Efficiently identifies teeth and anatomical structures within CBCT scans for detailed visualization.

Precisely fuses intraoral scan crown data with CBCT root data, eliminating isolated datasets and presenting the tooth as a complete anatomical structure.
IRS enables detailed analysis of crown and root relationships using CBCT-derived measurements, allowing orthodontists to evaluate crown length, root length, root orientation, and their relationship within the alveolar bone. By integrating this data into treatment planning, clinicians can assess crown–root ratios (CRR), root positioning, and anatomical constraints that directly influence force selection and movement strategy.
This level of analysis supports more informed biomechanical decision-making, particularly in extraction cases, compromised periodontal conditions, or scenarios involving complex tooth movement. By accounting for root anatomy and bone support alongside crown position, IRS helps orthodontists plan movements with greater confidence, stability awareness, and long-term treatment considerations in mind.

Provide complete crown and root data for accurate analysis of tooth movement.

This analysis allows orthodontists to accurately assess the health and stability of a patient’s teeth, especially in cases with compromised bone support.

Through the 3D Tooth Adjustment tool within iOrtho™, IRS allows orthodontists to directly adjust planned root position, orientation, and root–alveolar relationships during digital treatment planning. Rather than relying solely on written comments or indirect modification requests, clinicians can actively refine root positioning within the 3D model, supporting more accurate expression of intended tooth movement and improved biomechanical control.
IRS provides four defined control points to support precise planning of different tooth movement patterns:
Crown movement without root apex movement
Controlled tipping of the crown while maintaining root position.
Opposite crown and root movement (crown dominant)
Tipping movement with greater crown displacement than root movement.
Opposite crown and root movement (root dominant)
Movement emphasizing root repositioning with reduced crown displacement.
Root movement without incisal crown movement
Targeted root control while maintaining crown position.

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