
Self-Ligation in Orthodontics
by Theodore Eliades (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki ); Nikolaos Pandis (Newcastle Dental Hospital & School ); Foreword by: Lysle E. Johnston; Foreword by: Larry W. WhiteRent Textbook
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Summary
Table of Contents
Contributors | |
Foreword | |
Foreword | |
Preface | |
Acknowledgments | |
Dedication | |
Introduction | |
Development of Light Force Orthodontics: the Original Pin-a-slot Appliance as Ancestor to Modern Brackets | |
Introduction | |
Pin-a-slot appliances | |
Historical Aspects and Evolution of Ligation and Appliances | |
Introduction | |
Early ligatures | |
Elastomeric ligatures | |
Begg pins | |
Self-ligation | |
The Materials Science and Biomechanics of Self-Ligation | |
The Significance of Bracket Material Properties in Orthodontic Mechanics | |
Introduction | |
Bracket base | |
Wings | |
Base-wing joint | |
Bracket slot | |
Biomechanics of Self-Ligation: Analysis of Forces and Moments Exerted by Self-ligating Brackets | |
Introduction | |
Forces generated during initial alignment with self-ligating and conventional brackets | |
Forces generated by conventional and self-ligating brackets during simulated intrusion-extrusion and bucco-lingual correction | |
Moments generated during simulated rotational correction with self-ligating and conventional brackets | |
Consistency in the ligation force with active self-ligating brackets throughout treatment | |
Treatment Outcome-Clinical Performance | |
Essentials of Clinical Research Design | |
Introduction | |
Study design | |
Non-experimental/observational studies | |
Experimental studies/intervention studies | |
Conclusion | |
Determinants of Tooth Movement: Molecular Response of Periodontal Ligament and Bone to Loading | |
Introduction | |
Periodontal ligament | |
Orthodontic tooth movement | |
Efficiency and Treatment Outcome with Self-Ligating Brackets | |
Introduction | |
Treatment duration | |
Dental arch changes | |
Torque delivery | |
Space closure | |
Handling efficiency | |
Discomfort | |
Root Resorption in Orthodontics | |
Introduction | |
History of OIIRR | |
Incidence of OIIRR | |
Location of OIIRR | |
Severity of OIIRR | |
Diagnosis of OIIRR | |
Pathogenesis of OIIRR | |
Light microscopy of OIIRR | |
Scanning electron microscopy of OIIRR | |
Biochemistry and molecular biology related to OIIRR | |
Physical properties of orthodontically induced inflammatory root resorbed cementum | |
Factors affecting OIIRR | |
Repair of OIIRR | |
Orthodontic relapse and OIIRR | |
Clinical consequences of OIIRR | |
Prevention and management of OIIRR | |
Root Resorption with Self-Ligating Brackets | |
Introduction | |
Relevant literature | |
Potential factors affecting OIIRR | |
Attachment of Oral Microbiota to Dental Surfaces | |
Introduction | |
The oral bacterial challenge | |
Salivary component interactions with oral bacteria | |
Adaptive immunity in the oral cavity | |
Salivary Levels of Cariogenic Bacteria in Patients Treated with Self-Ligating and Conventional Brackets | |
Introduction | |
Effect of orthodontic therapy on oral cariogenic bacteria | |
Periodontal Impact of Orthodontic Treatment with Self-Ligating Brackets | |
Introduction | |
Short-term effects | |
Long-term effects | |
Different bracket systems | |
Treatment Mechanics with Self-Ligating Brackets | |
Introduction | |
Diagnostic philosophies | |
Aspects of clinical biomechanics | |
Archwire sequencing with self-ligating brackets | |
Tooth movement | |
Retention | |
Index | |
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