Orthodontics

Advanced Orthodontics Fixed Functional Appliances – Issue 4

Issue 4: Advancements in Orthodontic Treatment Modalities Delve into the latest strides in orthodontic research with "Issue 4" of our journal. This edition...

Dr. Rockson Samuel

Dr. Rockson Samuel

Founder & Chief Dentist · Indira Dental Clinic; DentalReach

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  • stress analysis
  • professional education
  • self-ligating brackets
  • oral health
  • dentistry
  • orthodontic materials
  • metallurgy
  • wire properties
  • Orthodontics
  • Clinical & Academic Article

Issue 4: Advancements in Orthodontic Treatment Modalities

Delve into the latest strides in orthodontic research with "Issue 4" of our journal. This edition continues to explore diverse and relevant topics in orthodontic treatment, featuring insightful studies conducted by esteemed researchers and practitioners in the field.

Chapter Highlights:

Chapter 10: Mechanical Properties of NiTi and CuNiTi Wires Used in Orthodontic Treatment - Part 2: Microscopic Surface Appraisal and Metallurgical Characteristics
Authors: Marco Abdo Gravina, Cristiane Canavarro, Carlos Nelson Elias, Maria das Graças Afonso Miranda Chaves, Ione Helena Vieira Portella Brunharo, and Cátia Cardoso Abdo Quintão Embark on a microscopic journey as this chapter appraises the surface characteristics and metallurgical properties of NiTi and CuNiTi wires. Gain deeper insights into the materials used in orthodontic treatment, contributing to a comprehensive understanding of wire behavior for enhanced clinical outcomes.
Chapter 11: Photoelastic Analysis of Stress Generated by Wires When Conventional and Self-ligating Brackets Are Used
Authors:Guilherme Caiado Sobral, Mário Vedovello Filho, Viviane Veroni Degan, and Milton Santamaria Jr Explore a detailed photoelastic analysis examining the stress generated by wires when paired with conventional and self-ligating brackets. This chapter sheds light on the mechanical interactions in orthodontic appliances, providing valuable information for practitioners to optimize treatment planning and bracket selection.
Chapter 12: Are Self-ligating Brackets Related to Less Formation of Streptococcus mutans Colonies?
Authors:Leonard Euler Andrade Gomes do Nascimento, Margareth Maria Gomes de Souza, Angela Rita Pontes Azevedo, and Lucianne Cople Maia Delve into the potential relationship between self-ligating brackets and the formation of Streptococcus mutans colonies. This research investigates the impact of bracket type on oral health, offering valuable insights for orthodontists and patients alike.

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References

  1. [1]American Association of Orthodontists. Clinical Practice Guidelines American Association of Orthodontists. Available at: source
  2. [2]American Association of Orthodontists. Medically Necessary Orthodontic Care American Association of Orthodontists. Available at: source

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Dr. Rockson Samuel

Dr. Rockson Samuel

Founder & Chief Dentist · Indira Dental Clinic; DentalReach

Dr. Rockson Samuel is a dental surgeon, healthcare content strategist, and Founder and Chief Dentist of Indira Dental Clinic in Vellore, Tamil Nadu. He provides comprehensive general and family dental care with professional interests in endodontics, implant dentistry, clear aligner therapy, digital dentistry, preventive care and patient education. A graduate of K.G.F. College of Dental Sciences and Hospital under Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, he also has formal training in management and digital marketing. As Community Leader at DentalReach, he contributes to dental publishing, professional education, international media partnerships and the development of evidence-informed resources for dentists.

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