Orthodontic bands and directly bonded brackets: a review of clinical failure rate

A review and evaluation of orthodontic brackets, molar bands and orthodontic auxiliaries during orthognathic surgery: A prospective cohort study

“…Several previous studies found a greater prevalence of molar bands than bonds (Godoy et al, 2011;Millett et al, 1999;Mizrahi, 1983). This is in contrast with the results of our study, and this may confirm the increased preference for bonded versus banded molars over time (Godoy et al, 2011;Millett et al, 1999;Mizrahi, 1983).…”

“…Several previous studies found a greater prevalence of molar bands than bonds (Godoy et al, 2011;Millett et al, 1999;Mizrahi, 1983). This is in contrast with the results of our study, and this may confirm the increased preference for bonded versus banded molars over time (Godoy et al, 2011;Millett et al, 1999;Mizrahi, 1983). Before this study, little was known about the prevalence of stainless-steel brackets, ceramic brackets, surgical hooks and ligature auxiliaries in literature.…”

“…Since the researchers were present during the orthognathic surgery, a precise review of the types of brackets, molar bands and auxiliaries in situ during surgery and a sound description of the failures, time and cause of failure could be given. This has created a reliable review and evaluation compared to previous studies, which only used postoperative radiographs thus making it hard to determine the exact type of appliances and precise number and time of failures ( Attishia et al, 2015 ; Godoy et al, 2011 ; Millett et al, 1999 ; Mizrahi, 1983 ). For this study, a large number of patients and orthodontic brackets, molar bands and auxiliaries were included.…”

A review and evaluation of orthodontic brackets, molar bands and orthodontic auxiliaries during orthognathic surgery: A prospective cohort study

“…Several previous studies found a greater prevalence of molar bands than bonds (Godoy et al, 2011;Millett et al, 1999;Mizrahi, 1983). This is in contrast with the results of our study, and this may confirm the increased preference for bonded versus banded molars over time (Godoy et al, 2011;Millett et al, 1999;Mizrahi, 1983).…”

“…Several previous studies found a greater prevalence of molar bands than bonds (Godoy et al, 2011;Millett et al, 1999;Mizrahi, 1983). This is in contrast with the results of our study, and this may confirm the increased preference for bonded versus banded molars over time (Godoy et al, 2011;Millett et al, 1999;Mizrahi, 1983). Before this study, little was known about the prevalence of stainless-steel brackets, ceramic brackets, surgical hooks and ligature auxiliaries in literature.…”

“…Since the researchers were present during the orthognathic surgery, a precise review of the types of brackets, molar bands and auxiliaries in situ during surgery and a sound description of the failures, time and cause of failure could be given. This has created a reliable review and evaluation compared to previous studies, which only used postoperative radiographs thus making it hard to determine the exact type of appliances and precise number and time of failures ( Attishia et al, 2015 ; Godoy et al, 2011 ; Millett et al, 1999 ; Mizrahi, 1983 ). For this study, a large number of patients and orthodontic brackets, molar bands and auxiliaries were included.…”

Effects of Orthodontic Bands on Marginal Periodontal Tissues A Histologic Study on Two Human Specimens

“…Alle Mikrofissuren und Leerräume sind ideale Retentionsnischen für mikrobielle Plaque. Mizrahi [14] wies bereits auf diese Problematik hin.…”

A Comparative Evaluation of Two Adhesion Promoters on Bonding of Orthodontic Brackets to Fluorosed Enamel: An in vivo Study

“…28 Clinically, the Overall-Bond failure rate for brackets bonded directly to enamel has been reported to range from 4 to 30%. 29 The bond failure rate was double using All-Bond 3 adhesion promoter. Similarly, nine patients experienced bond failures with All-Bond 3 and only three patients in Enhance LC group.…”

A review and evaluation of orthodontic brackets, molar bands and orthodontic auxiliaries during orthognathic surgery: A prospective cohort study

“…Several previous studies found a greater prevalence of molar bands than bonds (Godoy et al, 2011;Millett et al, 1999;Mizrahi, 1983). This is in contrast with the results of our study, and this may confirm the increased preference for bonded versus banded molars over time (Godoy et al, 2011;Millett et al, 1999;Mizrahi, 1983).…”

“…Several previous studies found a greater prevalence of molar bands than bonds (Godoy et al, 2011;Millett et al, 1999;Mizrahi, 1983). This is in contrast with the results of our study, and this may confirm the increased preference for bonded versus banded molars over time (Godoy et al, 2011;Millett et al, 1999;Mizrahi, 1983). Before this study, little was known about the prevalence of stainless-steel brackets, ceramic brackets, surgical hooks and ligature auxiliaries in literature.…”

“…Since the researchers were present during the orthognathic surgery, a precise review of the types of brackets, molar bands and auxiliaries in situ during surgery and a sound description of the failures, time and cause of failure could be given. This has created a reliable review and evaluation compared to previous studies, which only used postoperative radiographs thus making it hard to determine the exact type of appliances and precise number and time of failures ( Attishia et al, 2015 ; Godoy et al, 2011 ; Millett et al, 1999 ; Mizrahi, 1983 ). For this study, a large number of patients and orthodontic brackets, molar bands and auxiliaries were included.…”

Effects of Orthodontic Bands on Marginal Periodontal Tissues A Histologic Study on Two Human Specimens

“…Alle Mikrofissuren und Leerräume sind ideale Retentionsnischen für mikrobielle Plaque. Mizrahi [14] wies bereits auf diese Problematik hin.…”

A Comparative Evaluation of Two Adhesion Promoters on Bonding of Orthodontic Brackets to Fluorosed Enamel: An in vivo Study

“…28 Clinically, the Overall-Bond failure rate for brackets bonded directly to enamel has been reported to range from 4 to 30%. 29 The bond failure rate was double using All-Bond 3 adhesion promoter. Similarly, nine patients experienced bond failures with All-Bond 3 and only three patients in Enhance LC group.…”

A review and evaluation of orthodontic brackets, molar bands and orthodontic auxiliaries during orthognathic surgery: A prospective cohort study

“…Several previous studies found a greater prevalence of molar bands than bonds (Godoy et al, 2011;Millett et al, 1999;Mizrahi, 1983). This is in contrast with the results of our study, and this may confirm the increased preference for bonded versus banded molars over time (Godoy et al, 2011;Millett et al, 1999;Mizrahi, 1983).…”

“…Several previous studies found a greater prevalence of molar bands than bonds (Godoy et al, 2011;Millett et al, 1999;Mizrahi, 1983). This is in contrast with the results of our study, and this may confirm the increased preference for bonded versus banded molars over time (Godoy et al, 2011;Millett et al, 1999;Mizrahi, 1983). Before this study, little was known about the prevalence of stainless-steel brackets, ceramic brackets, surgical hooks and ligature auxiliaries in literature.…”

“…Since the researchers were present during the orthognathic surgery, a precise review of the types of brackets, molar bands and auxiliaries in situ during surgery and a sound description of the failures, time and cause of failure could be given. This has created a reliable review and evaluation compared to previous studies, which only used postoperative radiographs thus making it hard to determine the exact type of appliances and precise number and time of failures ( Attishia et al, 2015 ; Godoy et al, 2011 ; Millett et al, 1999 ; Mizrahi, 1983 ). For this study, a large number of patients and orthodontic brackets, molar bands and auxiliaries were included.…”

Effects of Orthodontic Bands on Marginal Periodontal Tissues A Histologic Study on Two Human Specimens

“…Alle Mikrofissuren und Leerräume sind ideale Retentionsnischen für mikrobielle Plaque. Mizrahi [14] wies bereits auf diese Problematik hin.…”

A Comparative Evaluation of Two Adhesion Promoters on Bonding of Orthodontic Brackets to Fluorosed Enamel: An in vivo Study

“…28 Clinically, the Overall-Bond failure rate for brackets bonded directly to enamel has been reported to range from 4 to 30%. 29 The bond failure rate was double using All-Bond 3 adhesion promoter. Similarly, nine patients experienced bond failures with All-Bond 3 and only three patients in Enhance LC group.…”