H. Aeran, P. Prasad, Harish S R Koushik, K. Bhalla, A. Rawat, Manika Singhal
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摘要
:比较I弓(研究)组与常规NiTi丝(对照)组前牙对中效率、对中疼痛及对后三阶值。一项前瞻性临床研究。:根据选择标准将40个牙弓(上/下颌骨)分为2个研究组,每组20个牙弓(上/下颌骨)。第一组:20个牙弓(上颌/下颌),有0.018 "预调整矫治器(MBT)托槽(ORMCO),用0.016 " x0.014 " I -arch镍钛铜线对齐。II组20个牙弓(上颌/下颌),采用ORMCO与圆形超弹性镍钛弓线对齐,安装0.018英寸预调节矫治器(MBT)托槽。与下弓超弹性镍钛(对照组)相比,I弓铜镍钛(研究组)对下弓的对准效率更高,数值具有统计学意义。与超弹性NiTi组相比,I-arch组有扭矩表达。与超弹性NiTi(对照组)相比,i型弓组(研究组)的受试者疼痛程度较轻,疼痛值具有统计学意义。
Comparison of palatal depth and intermolar width in class I and class II div 1 malocclusion and in class II div 1 with hyperdivergent and hypodivergent pattern
: To compare the aligning efficiency, pain experienced by the patient during alignment and the post alignment third order values of anterior teeth in I arch (study) group and conventional NiTi (control) wire group.: A prospective clinical study.: A total of 40 dental arches (maxilla/mandible) were divided into 2 study groups with 20 dental arches (maxilla/mandible) in each group based on the selection criteria. Group I. Twenty dental arches (maxillary/mandibular) having 0.018” preadjusted appliance (MBT) brackets (ORMCO), aligned with I –arch 0.016”x0.014” copper NiTi wires. Group II Twenty dental arches (maxillary/mandibular) having 0.018” preadjusted appliance (MBT) brackets by ORMCO aligned with round super elastic NiTi archwires.: I -arch copper NiTi (study group) was more efficient in alignment compared to the superelastic NiTi (control group) in the lower arch and the values are statistically significant. There was torque expression in the I-arch group as compared to the superelastic NiTi group. The subjects in the I-arch (study group) experienced lesser pain compared to the superelastic NiTi (control group) and the pain values are statistically significant.