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Surface roughness of orthodontic archwires via laser spectroscopy.

R P Kusy¹, J Q Whitley, M J Mayhew, J E Buckthal.

Abstract

Using specular reflectance, the surface roughness of six representative orthodontic archwire products was determined. Among the four alloy groups which are commonly used in orthodontics, stainless steel appears the smoothest, followed by cobalt-chrome, beta titanium, and nickel-titanium. A clearer understanding of the parameters which contribute to sliding mechanics will be possible when these results are combined with future experiments on the coefficient of friction.

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Year: 1988 PMID： 3162662 DOI： 10.1043/0003-3219(1988)058<0033:SROOA>2.0.CO;2

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Angle Orthod ISSN： 0003-3219 Impact factor: 2.079

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Surface roughness of orthodontic archwires via laser spectroscopy.

1. Corrosion and biocompatibility of orthodontic wires.

2. Corrosion and permanent fracture resistance of coated and conventional orthodontic wires.

3. First order couples induced by nickel-titanium archwires featuring an electrochemically refined surface during simulated rotation of teeth.

4. Comparison of frictional resistance between self-ligating and conventional brackets tied with elastomeric and metal ligature in orthodontic archwires.

5. [Frictional forces and movement dynamics in the mesialization of the second molar after the extraction of the sixth-year molar. An in-vitro study].

6. Frictional forces when rectangular guiding arches with varying edge bevel are employed.

7. Surface characterization of nickel titanium orthodontic arch wires.

8. Evaluation of surface roughness of orthodontic wires by means of atomic force microscopy.

9. Debris, roughness and friction of stainless steel archwires following clinical use.

10. Self-ligation esthetic brackets with low frictional resistance.