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- These wires are often cheaper than the other archwires and can readily be used as "working" archwires in an orthodontic treatment. Space closure after...
- typically begins with round wires before transitioning to rectangular archwires for improving tooth alignment. These rectangluar wires promote precision...
- orthodontics makes frequent use of nickel-titanium archwires and temperature-sensitive materials. When cold, the archwire is limp and flexible, easily threaded between...
- a ligand and a Lewis acid In orthodontics, a method of attaching the archwires to the brackets KAHA Ligation Ligation-independent cloning Typographic...
- molars are connected to the other teeth by means of a buccal archwire. LLA and TPA archwires are usually made out of stainless steel with a 0.032" cross...
- "Transition temperature range of thermally activated nickel-titanium archwires". Journal of Applied Oral Science. 22 (2): 109–117. doi:10.1590/1678-775720130133...
- found in multiple orthodontic components, such as nickel-titanium (NiTi) archwires and stainless steel brackets. If patients are previously exposed to nickel...
- Mouth breathing Temperomandibular dysfunction Appliances ACCO appliance Archwire Activator appliance Braces Damon system Elastics Frankel appliance Invisalign...
- Mouth breathing Temperomandibular dysfunction Appliances ACCO appliance Archwire Activator appliance Braces Damon system Elastics Frankel appliance Invisalign...
- Flattening of the occlusal plane The small elastic band used to affix the archwire to the bracket is called a ligature. Usually changed at each adjustment...