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titleOfInvention Device and Method for Accelerating Orthodontic Treatment Using Mechanical Vibrations
abstract A device for orthodontic treatment is disclosed. The device includes a first actuator configured to be attached to an orthodontic appliance and located proximate to a dentition. A second actuator is configured to be attached to the orthodontic appliance and located proximate to the dentition. A signal generator is in electrical communication with the first actuator and the second actuator. The signal generator is configured to provide a first drive signal to the first actuator and a second drive signal to the second actuator. In this way each actuator causes vibrational forces to be induced in the dentition. The actuators are configured such that the induced vibrational forces interfere with one another to cause an increased amplitude at a predetermined location in the dentition.
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