Innovative device for in-vivo quantitative assessment of different wire materials using 3D models

Adly, Mahmoud Sedky; Adly, Aya Sedky; Adly, Afnan Sedky; Carayon, Delphine; Estephan, Elias; Cuisinier, Frederic

doi:10.1016/j.jsamd.2023.100667

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“…An important issue addressed by a study [ 77 ] in 2024 is the lack of standardization of the subjects and force. It seeks to remedy this by conducting a standardized in vivo quantitative assessment of the working range of different orthodontic archwires and their effect on root resorption, which, it claims, has not been previously attempted.…”

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Multi-Force Bio-Active™ Archwires and Various Contemporary NiTi Multi-Force Archwires: Properties and Characteristics—A Review

Stoyanova-Ivanova,

Petrov,

Martins

et al. 2024

Materials

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The manufacturing of orthodontic archwires made from NiTi alloy has undergone numerous changes from the second half of the last century to modern times. Initially, superelastic-active austenitic NiTi alloys were predominant, followed by thermodynamic-active martensitic NiTi alloys, and, finally, the most recent development was graded thermodynamic alloys. These advancements have been the subject of extensive investigation in numerous studies, as they necessitated a deeper understanding of their properties. Furthermore, it is imperative that we validate the information provided by manufacturers regarding these archwires through independent studies. This review evaluates existing studies on the subject with a specific focus on the Bio-active multi-force NiTi archwire, by examining its mechanical, thermal, and physicochemical properties before and after clinical use. This archwire consists primarily of Ni and Ti, with traces of Fe and Cr, which release graduated, biologically tolerable forces which increase in a front-to-back direction and are affected by the temperature of the environment they are in. The review provides information to practicing orthodontists, facilitating informed decisions regarding the selection and use of Bio-active™ archwires for individual patient treatments.

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Section: Overview Of Various Studies On the Bio-active™ And Contempor...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Multi-Force Bio-Active™ Archwires and Various Contemporary NiTi Multi-Force Archwires: Properties and Characteristics—A Review

Stoyanova-Ivanova,

Petrov,

Martins

et al. 2024

Materials

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Enabling Artificial Intelligence on IoT Edge: Smart Approaches and Solutions for Providing Remote Dental and Medical Services

Adly,

Malthiery

et al. 2024

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Innovative device for in-vivo quantitative assessment of different wire materials using 3D models

Cited by 2 publications

References 28 publications

Multi-Force Bio-Active™ Archwires and Various Contemporary NiTi Multi-Force Archwires: Properties and Characteristics—A Review

Multi-Force Bio-Active™ Archwires and Various Contemporary NiTi Multi-Force Archwires: Properties and Characteristics—A Review

Enabling Artificial Intelligence on IoT Edge: Smart Approaches and Solutions for Providing Remote Dental and Medical Services

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