An Orthodontic Positioner Is Designed To

question 8

Multiple Choice

An orthodontic positioner is designed to:

• A) move the teeth
• B) retain the teeth in their desired position
• C) reposition the teeth during orthodontic treatment
• D) move and reposition the teeth during orthodontic treatment

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Definitions:

Security

Measures and protocols implemented to protect people, property, and information from harm, theft, or unauthorized access.

Service Quality

A measure of how well the service level delivered matches customer expectations.

Philip Crosby

An American businessman and author, known for promoting concepts related to quality management such as "zero defects" and the cost of quality.

Zero Defects

A quality management concept aiming for the reduction of defects and errors in a product to zero through continuous improvement.