Aligner Techniques in Orthodontics

Aligner Techniques in Orthodontics
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An essential guide to the theoretical and practical clinical information on different aligner techniques in orthodontics Aligner Techniques in Orthodontics is filled with the theoretical and practical clinical information on the popular aligner techniques with a focus on Invisalign. Written by practicing orthodontists and noted experts on the topic, the book is designed to help practitioners develop their skills in using aligners in orthodontics. The authors describe in detail the clear and simple methods for treating patients using different aligner techniques, as well as material on treating any given malocclusion. The book is filled with descriptive illustrations and includes helpful suggestions and ideas for implementing the various aligner techniques. This important guide: Provides theoretical and practical clinical information on different aligner techniques including Invisalign Offers clear and simple methods to treat patients using different aligner techniques Explains how to use clear aligners to treat a given malocclusion Written by two renowned experts in Align and Invisalign technology Written for practicing orthodontists and general dentists, Aligner Techniques in Orthodontics provides an invaluable resource for practicing orthodontists.

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Susana Palma Moya. Aligner Techniques in Orthodontics

Table of Contents

List of Tables

List of Illustrations

Guide

Pages

Aligner Techniques in Orthodontics

Preface

About the Authors

Acknowledgements

About the Companion Website

1 History, Present and Future of Aligners. 1.1 History of Clear Aligners. 1.1.1 Early Beginning

1.2 Origins of Align Technology

1.3 Early Clear Aligner Manufacturers

Orthoclear

ClearCorrect

Orthocaps

Inman aligner

1.4 Align Technology Development

1.5 Current Situation and Future of Aligners

1.6 Promising Aligner Initiatives. 1.6.1 ClearCorrect by Straumann

1.6.2 SureSmile by Dentsply

1.6.3 F22 by Sweden and Martina

1.6.4 Clarity by 3M

1.6.5 Spark, by Ormco

1.6.6 CA Clear Aligner by Scheu

1.6.7 Irok

1.6.8 Angelalign

1.6.9 Alineadent

1.6.10 Remote Aligner Companies

1.7 Future of Clear Aligners

Notes

2 Basic Principles with Aligners

2.1 Forces

2.2 Engagement

2.3 Anchorage

2.4 Case Selection to Start with Aligners Technique

Note

3 Why Invisalign?

3.1 Why Did We Begin Prescribing Invisalign in Our Practice?

3.2 Our Motivation

4 Patient Communication Skills

4.1 Invisalign Equates to Health, Wellness and Outstanding Results

4.2 Effective Patient Communication

5 Keys to Practice Growth

5.1 How to Get the Best Results with Invisalign

6 Patient Selection

7 Predictability of Movement

7.1 Treatments to Gain Familiarity with the Technique

8 Types of Treatments with Invisalign

9 Pillars of the Invisalign Technique

9.1 Aligners

9.2 ClinCheck Software

9.3 Attachments and Features of SmartForce

9.4 Auxiliary Techniques

9.5 Technician (CAD Designer)

Note

10 Conventional Attachments

10.1 Features of SmartForce. 10.1.1 Optimized Attachments

Optimized Rotation Attachment

Optimized Extrusion Attachment

Optimized Root Control Attachments

Optimized Attachments for Lateral Incisors. Multiplane Attachment

Optimized Support Attachment

Optimized Attachments for Molars

Multiplane Attachments for Molars

Optimized Extrusion Attachments for Molars

10.2 Optimized Support Attachments

10.2.1 SmartForces

Power Ridges

Pressure Points

Precision Ramps

Precision Wings

11 Clinical Preferences

12 Attachments Bonding and Interproximal Reduction. 12.1 Bonding Attachments Protocol

12.2 Interproximal Reduction Procedure

Suggested IPR Protocol

Suggested IPR Procedure

Notes

13 Digital Workflow

13.1 Records. 13.1.1 Photographs. Extraoral

Intraoral

13.1.2 Impressions: PVS vs Scan. PVS Impressions

iTero Scan

X‐rays

13.2 Creating a New Patient Record

Submitting a Prescription Form

Prescription Form

14 ClinCheck Software

14.1 The Perfect ClinCheck Review in 10 Steps

14.1.1 Check Initial Occlusion

14.1.2 Review Comments Tab

14.1.3 Review the Final Position

14.1.4 Check the Number of Stages in Treatment

14.1.5 Dynamic Evaluation of the ClinCheck

14.1.6 Reviewing Occlusal Views

Simultaneous Movements

Sequential Movements

Rotation + Tipping Movement on Incisors

Rotation + Tipping Movement on Canines

Reciprocal Movements

Upper Canine Extrusion and Upper Lateral Intrusion

Molar Compression Simultaneously with Incisor Protrusion

Simultaneous Molar Mesialization with IPR and Incisor Retraction

Centre Upper and Lower Midlines Simultaneously with Anteroposterior Movements

Simultaneous Extrusion of the Premolars with Intrusion of the Incisors (in Growing Patients with a Hypodivergent Skeletal Pattern)

14.1.7 Check the Superimposition Tool

14.1.8 Review the Tooth Movement Assessment

14.1.9 Review Attachments

14.1.10 Review IPR

14.1.11 Review Precision Cuts

Precision Cuts – Hooks

Precision Cuts – Button Cutouts

Compatibility of Precision Cuts and Optimized Attachments

14.2 Communication with the Technician

15 Treatment Monitoring and Appointments Protocol

15.1 Tracking Treatment Progress

15.2 Appointments Protocol for Invisalign Patient

15.3 Protocol on Each Appointment

16 Troubleshooting and Retention

16.1 Auxiliary Techniques

16.1.1 Tooth Does Not Follow Rotation Movement

16.1.2 Tooth Does Not Follow Vertical Movement

Auxiliary Technique to Extrude a Lateral Incisor

16.1.3 Managing Root Tipping

Uprighting a Molar Root

16.1.4 Managing Posterior Mesialization

Evolution of Mesialization

16.1.5 Reopening Space for Missing Molars

16.1.6 Achieving More than 4 mm of Anterior Intrusion

16.1.7 Managing Intrusion of the Mesiobuccal Cusp of the First Molar

16.1.8 Managing Premolar Rotation Greater than 45 Degrees

16.1.9 Solving a Posterior Open Bite

16.1.10 Correcting Canine Rotation as well as Anteroposterior Discrepancy

16.2 Finishing Techniques

16.2.1 Overcorrection

16.2.2 Overtreatment

Virtual C‐chain

16.3 Retention

17 Arch Length Discrepancies

17.1 Spacing. 17.1.1 Spacing, Case 1

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

Communication with the Technician

17.1.2 Spacing with Frenulectomy

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

ClinCheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Clincheck 2: Requirements for the Technician

17.2 Crowding. 17.2.1 Crowding, Case 1

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

Instructions to the Technician

Final Occlusion

17.2.2 Crowding, Case 2

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

17.2.3 Crowding, Case 3

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

Tips for Upper Crowding with Anterior Cross Bite of Lateral Incisors

Tips for Lower Crowding

17.2.4 Crowding, Case 4

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

ClinCheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

ClinCheck 2: Communication with Technician

18 Growing Patients

18.1 First Treatment. 18.1.1 Upper Maxillary Compression

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

18.1.2 First Severe Crowding Treatment

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

ClinCheck1: Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

Clincheck2: Communication with the Technician

ClinCheck3: Communication with the Technician

18.2 Teenage Patients. 18.2.1 Class II Corrected with Lite Treatment

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

First‐phase Records at 8 Years Old

Second Phase Records at 15 Years Old

18.2.2 Class II Treated with Comprehensive Treatment

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

18.2.3 Class III with Impacted Canine

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

18.2.4 Traditional Technique for Impacted Canine Traction

18.2.5 Deep Bite Lite Treatment in a Teenager

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

18.2.6 Ectopic Palatal Canine

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Treatment Summary

Clincheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

ClinCheck2: Communications to the Technician

18.2.7 Temporary Tooth Management

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Treatment Summary

ClinCheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Notes

19 Transversal Problems: Symmetric and Asymmetric Expansion

19.1 Things to Consider in Expansion Cases

19.2 Symmetric Expansion. 19.2.1 Symmetric Compression Causing Anterior Open Bite

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

19.2.2 Symmetric Compression with Edge to Edge Bite

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

ClinCheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

ClinCheck 2: Requirements for the Technician

19.2.3 Symmetric Compression Combined with Skeletal Class III

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

19.2.4 Symmetric Compression with Loss of Attachment

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

19.2.5 Symmetric Compression with Bilateral Posterior Crossbite

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

ClinCheck 2: Communication with the Technician

ClinCheck 3: Communication with the Technician

19.2.6 Symmetric Compression with Class II and Gummy Smile

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

ClinCheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

ClinCheck 2: Requirements for the Technician

19.3 Asymmetric Expansion. 19.3.1 Skeletal Class III Patient with Severe Periodontal Disease

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

19.3.2 Asymmetric Compression with Unilateral Posterior Crossbite from Canine to Second Molar

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

19.3.3 Asymmetric Compression with Unilateral Posterior Molar Crossbite: a Two‐stage Approach

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

ClinCheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

ClinCheck 2: Communication with the Technician

19.3.4 Skeletal Asymmetric Compression with Unilateral Posterior Molar Crossbite: Use of Maxillary Assisted Rapid Palatal Expander

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Phase 1: Gingivectomy

Phase 2: MARPE

ClinCheck 1, Communication with the Technician

ClinCheck 2, Communication with the Technician

19.4 Tips for Transversal Arch Compensation

20 Sagittal Discrepancies

Passive Aligners

Precision Cuts

Button Cutouts

Precision Cuts Versus Button Cutouts

Rotating Canines with Elastics

Providing Labial Crown Torque to Upper Canine with the Elastics

Pontics: to Substitute a Missing Tooth

Pontic Selection Criteria

20.1 Filling the Prescription form for Class II/III Patients

Indications for Sequential Distalization

Considerations for Sequential Distalization

Mandibular Advancement (MA)

Orthognathic Surgical Simulation

20.2 Class II Cases

20.2.1 Considerations for Class II Patients

Treatment Options for Class II Patients

Extra Resources for Class II Patients

Expansion

Molar Derotation

Upper Distalization

Lower Mesialization

Extractions

Extraction of Wisdom Tooth

20.2.2 Mandibular Advancement

Ideal Moment for Mandibular Advancement

Features of MA

How Does it Work?

MA Protocol. Pre‐MA Phase (Light Blue Colour)

MA Phase (Dark Blue Colour)

Transitional Phase (Dark Blue Colour)

Features of Treatment in Teenage Patient. Compensation of Eruption for Canines or Second Premolars

20.2.3 Conventional Mandibular Advancement + Aligners

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

20.2.4 Invisalign Mandibular Advancement

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

Tips for Class II Patients Treated with Invisalign Mandibular Advancement

20.2.5 Class II Corrected by Transverse Arch Development and Intermaxillary Elastics

Diagnosis

For the Asymmetric Mandibular Growth

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

20.2.6 Sequential Upper Distalization and Lower Mesialization

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

20.2.7 Sequential Distalization

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

Tips for Sequential Distalization

20.2.8 Simultaneous Distalization

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

20.2.9 Simultaneous Distalization with TADs in Tuberosity

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

20.2.10 Simultaneous Distalization with TADs in Tuberosity

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

20.2.11 Top Jet

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

20.2.12 Class II with Proclined Lower Incisors

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Clincheck 1: Requirement for the Technician

Treatment Summary

Clincheck 2: Requirement for the Technician

20.2.13 Full Class II with Posterior Crossbite

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Clincheck 1: Requirement for the Technician

Treatment Summary

Clincheck 2: Requirements for the Technician

20.2.14 Class II Patient with Anterior Open Bite and Crossbite

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

ClinCheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

ClinCheck 2: Requirements for the Technician

20.3 Class III

Class III Features

Precision Cuts and Button Cutouts

Power Ridges

Optimized Root Control Attachments

20.3.1 Posterior IPR

20.3.2 Lower Sequential Distalization

Staging for Anterior Crossbites

Tips for Class III

Mixed Dentition

20.3.3 Class III with Anterior Crossbite

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

20.3.4 Dentoalveolar Protrusion, Skeletal Class III

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

20.3.5 Anterior Crossbite, Skeletal Class III with Hypoplasic Upper Maxilla, Dentoalveolar Compensation

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

ClinCheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

ClinCheck 2: Requirements for the Technician

20.3.6 Anterior Crossbite, Skeletal Class III with Hypoplasic Upper Maxilla, Miniscrew‐assisted Rapid Palatal Expander (MARPE) Combined with Aligners

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

ClinCheck 2: Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

ClinCheck 2: Requirements for the Technician

20.3.7 Anterior Crossbite, Skeletal Class III

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

ClinCheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

ClinCheck 2: Requirements for the Technician

20.4 Dentoalveolar Protrusion Skeletal Class II. 20.4.1 Upper and Lower Simultaneous Distalization Protocol

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

21 Vertical Problems. 21.1 Open Bite

Factors Determining How to Resolve an Open Bite. Smile Analysis

Patient Biotype

Posterior Anchorage Analysis

Anterior Open Bite Anchorage

Requirements for the Technician

Anterior Open Bite Biomechanics. Relative Extrusion of Incisors

Pure Extrusion of Incisors using Multi‐tooth Optimized Extrusive Attachments

Open Bite Prescription

Question 6 of the Prescription Form

Specific Features of an Open Bite

Predictability of the Open Bite Treatment

Overcorrection

Occlusal Attachments

21.1.1 Open Bite: Transversal and Sagittal Cause. Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

21.1.2 Open Bite: Transversal, Sagittal and Vertical Cause

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Resolving the Transversal Problem

Resolving the Sagittal Problem

Resolving the Vertical Problem

Treatment Summary

21.1.3 Open Bite: Vertical Cause Treated with TADs

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

Tips for Open Bites

Communication with the Technician

21.1.4 Open Bite with Tongue‐thrusting Habit

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

ClinCheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

ClinCheck 2: Requirements for the Technician

21.1.5 Open Bite with Insufficient Incisor Display

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

ClinCheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

ClinCheck 2: Requirements for the Technician

21.1.6 Open Bite with 4 Day Aligner Change

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

ClinCheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

ClinCheck 2: Requirements for the Technician

21.2 Deep Bite: Classification According to Complexity

Deep Bite Prescription Form

Specific Features for Deep Bite. Pressure Areas

Optimized Deep Bite Attachments

Precision Bite Ramps

Optimized Support Attachments

Deep Bite Diagnosis

Incisor Retraction Protocol

Absolute Intrusion Greater than 4 mm

Final Suggested Incisor Torque

Biomechanics for Deep Bite Correction

Anchorage

Tips for Deep Bite

21.2.1 Deep Bite and Bruxism: Skeletal Class I with Crowding

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

21.2.2 Deep Bite, Class II: Skeletal Class II with Deep Bite and Lower Severe Crowding

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

21.2.3 Deep Bite: Skeletal Class I

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

21.2.4 Deep Bite: Skeletal Class II with TADs

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

21.2.5 Deep Bite with Lite Treatment

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

Bibliography

22 Asymmetries

22.1 Growing Patients with Asymmetry. 22.1.1 Skeletal Class II with Asymmetry

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

22.1.2 Skeletal Class II with Asymmetry

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

22.2 Non‐growing Patients with Asymmetry. 22.2.1 Skeletal Class III with Maxillomandibular Asymmetry

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Biomechanics of the Case

Treatment Summary

Intraoral Analysis

Biomechanics

22.2.2 Skeletal Class III with Mandibular Asymmetry

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Biomechanics for Lower Mesialization

Treatment Summary

22.2.3 Midline Shift with Anterior Open Bite Tendency, Posterior Crossbite, Left Class II, Right Class III

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

ClinCheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

ClinCheck 2: Requirements for the Technician

23 Extraction Cases. 23.1 Incisor Extraction

Prescription for Extraction Cases

Factors to Choose the Incisor to be Extracted 1

Software Consideration on Incisor Extraction Cases

23.1.1 Class III with Lower Incisor Extraction

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirement for the Technician

Treatment Summary

23.1.2 Class I with Lower Crowding and Periodontal Problem Lower Incisor Extraction

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

Tips for Incisor Extraction Treatment

23.2 Extraction of Premolars

23.2.1 Absolute Anchorage

23.2.2 Maximum Anchorage

Extractions of First Premolars: Maximum Anchorage (Less Than 2 mm of Posterior Mesialization)

G6 Align Protocol

Medium or Moderate Anchorage

How to Prescribe it

Staggered Staging Technique

Minimum Anchorage: Extraction of Second Premolars (5s)

Powerarms Extraction Staging for Space Closure

Tips for Extraction Cases with Aligners

23.2.3 Class II with 14 and 24 Extraction

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

23.2.4 Extraction of 14 for Right Full Class II Patient, G6 Protocol

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

ClinCheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

ClinCheck 2: Requirements for the Technician

23.2.5 Extraction of 14 for Right Full Class II Patient, Modified G6 Protocol

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

ClinCheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

ClinCheck 2: Requirements for the Technician

ClinCheck 3: Requirements for the Technician

23.2.6 Extraction of 14 for Right Full Class II Patient, Modified G6 Protocol and Powerarms for Root Straightening

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

ClinCheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

ClinCheck 2: Requirements for the Technician

ClinCheck 3: Requirements for the Technician

23.2.7 Extraction of 14 and 24 on Bilateral Full Class II

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

ClinCheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

ClinCheck 2: Requirements for the Technician

23.2.8 Lower Space Closure for Class III Patient

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

ClinCheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

ClinCheck 2: Requirements for the Technician

Note

24 Multidisciplinary Cases: Implants. 24.1 TADs to Intrude Upper Molars

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

24.2 Upper Midline Shift. 24.2.1 Opening Space for Implant of 23

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

24.3 Posterior Bite Collapse

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

24.4 Posterior Bite Collapse with Deep Bite

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Mock up to Estimate Vertical Dimension. Implants and Provisional Crowns Were Placed Before Treatment Started

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

24.5 Biomechanics of the Locatelli for Mesialization of the Lower Dental Arch Opening Space for Implants

24.5.1 Locatelli to Open Space for Single Tooth Posterior Implant Side. Simultaneous Lower Mesialization

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

24.6 Gingivectomy, Passive Eruption Case

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

Clincheck 1: Communication with Technician

Clincheck: Communication with Technician

24.7 Anterior Intrusion Anchored on Dental Implant

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

ClinCheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

24.8 Anterior Torque Anchored on Dental Implant

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

ClinCheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

ClinCheck 2: Requirements for the Technician

25 Prerestorative Orthodontics: Veneers

25.1 Bleaching

25.2 Veneers to Solve Lateral Bolton Discrepancy in a Class III Patient

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

Requirements for the Technician

25.3 Space Opening for Anterior Crowns and Implants

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Clincheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

Clincheck 2: Requirements for the Technician

25.4 Anterior Intrusion for Two Central Incisor Veneers

Treatment Plan

Clincheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Treatment Summary

25.5 Edge‐to‐Edge Bite Preparation for Veneers

Diagnosis

Treatment Plan

Treatment Summary

Clincheck 1: Requirements for the Technician

Clincheck 2: Requirements for the Technician

Note

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