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Experimentation and Simulation of Second Sequential Loop Orthodontic Moment Prediction Modeling
IEEE Access, 2018 Malocclusion is currently the third largest oral disease for harming people's health. Fixed appliance technology is the most common and effective malocclusion orthodontic treatment method.
Jingang Jiang +4 more
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Journal of Contemporary Dental Practice, 2020 AIM AND OBJECTIVE The present study aimed to assess the effect of fluoridated and nonfluoridated mouth ri nses on resistance to friction between orthodontic bracket and archwire.
Rashtra Bhushan +5 more
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, 2013 This article is a presentation of a clinical methodology aimed at minimizing binding in fixed orthodontic appliances. The dynforce archwire is explained. The dynforce archwire has a full size anterior segment(e.g.
Cantarella, Daniele +3 more
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Deformation of Orthodontic Archwires Over Time
Australasian Orthodontic Journal, 1994 Abstract Most previous studies of archwire deformation over time (hereafter referred to as “time-dependent deformation of orthodontic wires”) have been conducted at a constant room temperature. In the clinical situation however, arch wires are exposed to 37°C as well as to periods of temperature increase when hot foods or fluids are ...
Wong E.K.F., Borland D.W., West V.C.
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Topical Anesthetics Effectiveness in Management of Orthodontic Pain: A Systematic Review of Randomized Controlled Trials [PDF]
Clin Exp Dent ResABSTRACT Objectives Orthodontic treatment can be associated with pain, particularly during separator placement, appliance insertion, or activation. Topical anesthetics may offer a simple, locally applied alternative to systemic analgesics, but their effectiveness remains uncertain.
Khalid Q +6 more
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Design of an Orthodontic Torque Simulator for Measurement of Bracket Deformation [PDF]
, 2013 The design and testing of an orthodontic torque simulator that reproduces the effect of archwire rotation on orthodontic brackets is described. This unique device is capable of simultaneously measuring the deformation and loads applied to an orthodontic ...
Nobes, David S. +3 more
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The Importance of mechanical behaviour in orthodontic archwires
Australasian Orthodontic Journal, 1986 Abstract For many years it has been recognised that the mechanical behaviour of the archwire material plays a central role in orthodontic treatment. Burstone et al (1961) recognised this in their analyses of the forces obtained from cantilevers and springs.
Hazel Roger J., West Victoir C.
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Study of Al–SiO2 Aesthetic Composite Coating on Orthodontic Metal Archwire
Coatings, 2022 Nickel–titanium orthodontic wires (NTWs) play an essential role in orthodontic treatment. However, their corrosion and aesthetic properties limit their applications.
Haopeng Wu +6 more
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Case Report - Swallowed Piece of Archwire
Australasian Orthodontic Journal, 1992 A fifteen year old healthy, male patient contacted our office stating that whilst eating a bread roll he had swallowed a piece of orthodontic archwire.
Lee B. W.
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Friction between Archwire of Different Sizes, Cross Section, Alloy and Brackets Ligated with Different Brands of Low Friction Elastic Ligatures- An Invitro Study [PDF]
Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research, 2016 Introduction: Friction in orthodontic treatment does exist and is thought to reduce the efficiency of orthodontic appliances during sliding mechanics.
Bhushan Patil +7 more
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