正畸托槽粘接技术与粘接失败

E. H. Almoabady, Reem Mohammed Alkahtani, Noura Fahad Alotaibi, Mona Abdulmohsen Alsuli, Amera Saud Alonazi, Badriah Ayed Alanazi, Sara Ahmed Madani, Sara Abdulaziz Bin Ghadeer, Hawraa Mohammad Alabbad, Lulwa Ali Al Wahbi, Mohammed Abdullah Alqahtani
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在正畸学中引入玻璃离聚体水门汀的目的是为了解决使用复合树脂的酸蚀技术的缺点,包括脱矿、釉质损伤和潜在的过敏反应。这些水门汀会随着时间的推移释放氟化物,从而有可能防止脱矿。玻璃离聚体水门汀虽然具有减少粘合剂残留和防止脱矿的优点,但与复合树脂相比,其粘结失败率较高。这归因于它们对应用技术和湿度的敏感性,以及固化时间的延迟。相比之下,光固化复合树脂具有使用方便、操作稳定、固化时间可控等优点,近年来已成为化学固化树脂的首选。然而,早期的试验表明光固化树脂的粘接失败率较高,这一结果在后来的研究中并没有得到一致的证实。虽然玻璃离聚体水门汀具有一定的优势,但其较高的粘接失败率也带来了很大的局限性。光固化复合树脂具有使用方便的特点,尽管最初担心粘接失败率较高,但现在已成为正畸粘接的首选。
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Orthodontic bracket bonding techniques and adhesion failures
The introduction of glass ionomer cements in orthodontics aimed to address the drawbacks of the acid-etch technique using composite resins, including demineralization, enamel damage, and potential allergic reactions. These cements release fluoride over time, potentially protecting against demineralization. Glass ionomer cements, despite their benefits in reducing adhesive residue and protecting against demineralization, showed higher bond failure rates compared to composite resins. This is attributed to their sensitivity to application techniques and moisture, along with a delayed setting time. In contrast, light-cured composite resins, preferred over chemically-cured resins in recent years, offer advantages such as ease of use, consistent handling, and controlled setting. However, early trials indicated higher bond failure rates for light-cured resins, a finding not consistently replicated in later studies. While glass ionomer cements offer certain advantages, their higher bond failure rate poses a significant limitation. Light-cured composite resins, with their user-friendly characteristics, have become the preferred choice in orthodontic bonding despite initial concerns about higher bond failure rates.
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