经过牙齿漂白处理的不锈钢托槽的离子释放。

Ahmadreza Sardarian, Fatemeh Abbasi, Maryam Pakniyat Jahromi
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问题陈述:在传统的正畸治疗中,以染色形式出现的牙齿变色是一种常见的发现。由于审美标准的提高,正畸领域的临床医生面临着患者在矫治器仍在使用时进行漂白治疗的日益增长的需求。尽管文献中已经报道了这种治疗的成功,但美白剂对正畸矫治器的效果尚未得到评估。正畸托槽腐蚀后离子释放增加被认为是对健康的危害。目的:在本研究中,我们测量了在家庭和办公室漂白处理下钢支架的离子释放量,以评估这种处理在正畸治疗中的安全性。材料和方法:在本实验研究中,共120个托槽被随机分为3组。第一组接受办公室漂白方案(过氧化氢40%)。第二组进行家庭漂白处理(20%过氧化脲)。第三组未接受任何漂白处理。将各组标本浸入人工唾液中,30天后,用单因素方差分析法测量并比较铬、铜、铁、镁和镍离子的释放量,镍离子释放顺序为:无漂白<家庭漂白<办公室漂白。然而,在接受家庭漂白的组中,铜离子的释放更大。结论:漂白处理后离子释放增强,办公室漂白效果更显著。尽管释放的离子数量低于世界卫生组织允许的数量,但我们建议临床医生建议正在寻求牙齿美白治疗的正畸患者进行家庭漂白。
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Ion Release from Stainless Steel Brackets Subjected to Tooth Bleaching Treatment.

Statement of the problem: Tooth discoloration in the form of staining is a common finding during conventional orthodontic treatment. Due to elevated esthetic standards, clinicians in the field of orthodontics are faced with increasing demands by patients to perform bleaching treatments while the appliances are still in place. Though the success of such treatments has been reported in literature, the effect of whitening agents on orthodontic appliances has not been evaluated. Increased ion release following corrosion of orthodontic brackets is considered a health hazard.

Purpose: In this study, we measured the amount of ion release from steel brackets under home and office bleaching treatment in order to evaluate the safety of such treatments during orthodontic therapy.

Materials and method: In this experimental study, a total of 120 brackets were randomly divided into 3 groups. The first group was subjected to an office bleaching regimen (hydrogen peroxide 40%). The second group was subjected to a home bleaching treatment (carbamide peroxide 20%). The third group did not receive any bleaching treatment. The specimens of all groups were immersed in artificial saliva and after 30 days, the amount of released chromium, copper, iron, magnesium, and nickel ions was measured and compared using one way ANOVA.

Results: The results showed that ion release was significantly different between the three groups (pValue >0.05). For the chromium, iron, magnesium, and Nickel ion release the order was as follows: no bleaching < home bleaching < office bleaching. However, the copper ion release was greater in the group that received home bleaching.

Conclusion: Ion release was enhanced when bleaching treatments were performed, with office bleaching having a more significant effect. Although the amounts of released ions were less than those permitted by WHO, we suggest that the clinicians recommend home bleaching for orthodontic patients that are seeking tooth whitening treatment.

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