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How to … place a lower bonded retainer
Journal of Orthodontics, 2005Post-orthodontic relapse of lower incisors is a common phenomenon. Sometimes a bonded retainer is fitted to prevent this relapse. In this article, we suggest a handy clinical technique of fitting a lower bonded retainer, which is convenient and easy to carry out.
P J Sandler
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European Journal of Orthodontics, 1995
Bonded lingual retainers are becoming more popular to stabilize the results of orthodontic treatment. The in vitro shear strength of a flexible spiral wire (FSW) retainer (Zachrisson, 1977, 1983) bonded with Prisma Fil was compared to the 'A'-Company bonded lingual retainer system, bonded with either Concise or Right-On, to human enamel.
Sherriff M
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Bonded lingual retainers are becoming more popular to stabilize the results of orthodontic treatment. The in vitro shear strength of a flexible spiral wire (FSW) retainer (Zachrisson, 1977, 1983) bonded with Prisma Fil was compared to the 'A'-Company bonded lingual retainer system, bonded with either Concise or Right-On, to human enamel.
Sherriff M
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Simplifying placement of bonded retainers
Journal of Orthodontics, 2023The placement of bonded retainers can be daunting to the inexperienced clinician. The aim of the present article was to share a simple means of using everyday intermaxillay elastics to effortlessly secure the wire, allowing the clinician to easily complete placement of the bonded retainer.
Meeral Makwana, Alison Murray
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Bonded Retainers – Clinical Reliability
Journal of Orofacial Orthopedics / Fortschritte der Kieferorthopädie, 2000Bonded retainers have become a very important retention appliance in orthodontic treatment. They are popular because they are considered reliable, independent of patient cooperation, highly efficient, easy to fabricate, and almost invisible. Of these traits, reliability is the subject of this clinical study.
D, Segner, B, Heinrici
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British Journal of Orthodontics, 1996
A simple technique is described to position and maintain a wire retainer during direct bonding using a custom made acrylic carrier.
V, Crow, S P, Ash
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A simple technique is described to position and maintain a wire retainer during direct bonding using a custom made acrylic carrier.
V, Crow, S P, Ash
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The Bonded Mandibular Lingual Retainer
British Journal of Orthodontics, 1986The lower fixed retainer from cuspid to cuspid has been one of the commonly used methods of retention at the end of the orthodontic treatment. Orthodontists mostly use the lingual wire soldered to cuspid bands for the fixed lower retainer. With the advent of the new effective bonding materials many orthodontists prefer to use cuspid-to-cuspid ...
S T, Adenwalla, F, Attarzadeh
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Orthodontic Update, 2013
Bonded orthodontic retainers have gained in popularity during recent years to maintain tooth positions upon completion of active tooth movement. This article aims to give an overview of the use of bonded retainers, discuss the different techniques for placement and review the different types of bonded retainers that are available. Clinical Relevance:
Amish Patel, Farhad B Naini, Daljit Gill
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Bonded orthodontic retainers have gained in popularity during recent years to maintain tooth positions upon completion of active tooth movement. This article aims to give an overview of the use of bonded retainers, discuss the different techniques for placement and review the different types of bonded retainers that are available. Clinical Relevance:
Amish Patel, Farhad B Naini, Daljit Gill
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American Journal of Orthodontics, 1983
Abstract A method of fabricating a lingual canine-to-canine retainer with a metal die and Elgiloy wire is described. Also described is a method of bonding the retainer with the use of a tongue guard and thinned adhesive, with the retainer held in place with dental floss.
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Abstract A method of fabricating a lingual canine-to-canine retainer with a metal die and Elgiloy wire is described. Also described is a method of bonding the retainer with the use of a tongue guard and thinned adhesive, with the retainer held in place with dental floss.
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Enamel reduction and the bond strength of resin-bonded retainers
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1988The authors investigated the shear bond strength of etched enamel retainers bonded to enamel reduced by different amounts. The depth of reduction in this study had no influence on bond strength.
R A, Olsen, E S, Duke, B K, Norling
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Bonded orthodontic retainers: A review
American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, 1995Recent reports have suggested that long-term retention may be required to prevent posttreatment changes. The bonded orthodontic retainer constructed from composite and multistrand orthodontic wire provides an esthetic and efficient system for maintained retention. The development, indications for use, and clinical techniques are described. The range of
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