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- 2019A comparison of the compositional, microstructural, and mechanical characteristics of Ni-Free and conventional stainless steel orthodontic wirescitations
- 2019Surface, microstructural, and mechanical characterization of prefabricated pediatric zirconia crownscitations
- 2018Multitechnique characterization of conventional and experimental Ag-based brazing alloys for orthodontic applicationscitations
- 2018Multitechnique characterization of conventional and experimental Ag-based brazing alloys for orthodontic applicationscitations
- 2015Mechanical properties of orthodontic wires derived by instrumented indentation testing (IIT) according to ISO 14577
- 2013Evaluation of UDMA's potential as a substitute for Bis-GMA in orthodontic adhesivescitations
- 2012In vitro cyclic shear fatigue of the bracket-adhesive complex: a pilot study
- 2005Comparative assessment of the roughness, hardness, and wear resistance of aesthetic bracket materialscitations
- 2004Titanium orthodontic brackets: Structure, composition, hardness and ionic releasecitations
- 2001Intraoral aging of the inner headgear component: A potential biocompatibility concern?citations
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Titanium orthodontic brackets: Structure, composition, hardness and ionic release
Abstract
The structural composition, hardness and ionic release of Orthos2 and Rematitan brands were investigated. Five specimens of each group were examined and the resin-embedded and metallography polished specimens were analyzed. It was found that Orthos2 brackets consisted of two parts, the base, comprising of commercially pure Ti grade II, and wing comprising of Ti-6Al-4V alloy, joined together by laser welding, producing large gaps along the base wing interface. It was also found that the structural and hardness differences influenced the torque characteristics from activated archwires to the brackets and the crevice corrosion potential at the base-wing interface.