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Self ligation in orthodontics,1e
One of the most significant differences from conventional dental braces is the absence of elastic ligature (bands or ties). Self-ligating braces ...
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Code CallNo Lokasi Ketersediaan 8980 8980 617.6 Eli S Jatinangor (Orthodontic) Tersedia 9257 9257 617.6 Eli S Jatinangor (ortodontik) Tersedia 9256 9256 617.6 Eli S Sekeloa (ortodontik) Tersedia 9255 9255 617.6 Eli S Jatinangor (ortodontik) Tersedia 9254 9254 617.6 Eli S Sekeloa (ortodontik) Tersedia 9253 9253 617.6 Eli S Jatinangor (ortodontik) Tersedia 9252 9252 617.6 Eli S Sekeloa Tersedia 9261 9261 617.6 Eli S Sekeloa Tersedia 9260 9260 617.6 Eli S Jatinangor (ortodontik) Tersedia 9258 9258 617.6 Eli S Sekeloa (ortodontik) Tersedia 9259 9259 617.6 Eli S Jatinangor Tersedia -
Perpustakaan Fakultas Kedokteran GigiJudul Seri -No. Panggil 617.6 Eli SPenerbit Wiley-Blackwell : ., 2009 Deskripsi Fisik xv,180 hlm;illus;22X28 cm,hardcoverBahasa EnglishISBN/ISSN 978-1-405-18190-7Klasifikasi OrthodontikTipe Isi -Tipe Media -Tipe Pembawa -Edisi 1stSubyek Info Detil Spesifik -Pernyataan Tanggungjawab - -
One of the most significant differences from conventional dental braces is the absence of elastic ligature (bands or ties). Self-ligating braces typically are smaller and more aesthetic since a metal door is required to hold wires in place (this prevents "invisible" or clear options of these braces, with the exception of 3M Unitek who have devised a hybrid bracket called the "Smartclip"). They also tend to stand off the teeth further toward the lips and cheeks. The ties on this type of brace are used to hold the archwire in place. The self-ligating braces uses a slide mechanism to hold the archwire, thus reducing the amount of pressure exerted on the teeth. However, there are many similarities to typical braces, such as the fitting on such appliances; self-ligating braces are glued onto the teeth and are not removable until treatment is complete. Regular cleaning is also essential for effective treatment and desirable results. The consumption of too much sugar (in food, and especially drinks) and poor dental hygiene can result in demineralisation which can lead to permanent damage, dental caries (decay). -
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