Baseline positional asymmetry was associated with variation in planned extrusion, intrusion, and rotation movements within digital CA setups. These findings should be interpreted as descriptive associations rather than evidence of software-imposed constraints or internal planning strategies, and underscore the relevance of baseline geometry when interpreting digitally planned tooth movements.
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