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2. What is Aesthetics?
Aesthetics is purely and simply
the science of expression,expression
being itself so defined as to be Identical
with every form of Appreciation,Intuition
or Imaginative Synthesis.
“HENFREY”
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3. How Far Have We Gone?
In Aesthetics!!
In Orthodontics!!!
We have gone as far as developing
materials which are tooth colored
or (Invisible)in..
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4. 1. Brackets
2. Wires
3. Rings or Chains
4. Auxiliaries
TOGETHER IN A HARMONY BETWEEN
“ function and esthetics ”
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5. HISTORICAL PRESPECTIVE
FIXED APPLIANCES INTRODUCED IN 1800’s
BANDING OF ANTERIOR &POSTERIOR TEETH
BONDING OF ANTERIOR ATTACHMENTS
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6. REDUCTION OF BRACKET SIZES
CERAMIC /COMPOSITE BRACKETS
COMPOSITE ARCHWIRES
LINGUAL ORTHODONTICS
INVISALIGN SYSTEM
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14. MONOCRYSTALLINE /POLYCRYSTALLINE ALUMINA
( 2100`C )
ZIRCONIA (1000`C )
------Made of 3D inorganic molecules
Extremely high hardness and compressive strength.
Both are highly biocompatible
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15. BONDING OF CERAMIC BRACKETS TO ENAMEL:
1. Mechanical retention via indentation / undercuts
in base.
2. Chemical bonding with silane coupling agents.
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16. DISADVANTAGES
1. BRACKET FAILURE
* Fracture of brackets
* Friction within bracket slots
* Tooth wear on bracket contact
2. BULK OF THE BRACKETS
3. SURFACE ROUGHNESS
4. INHIBITION OF POLYMERISATION
5. DEBONDING DIFFICULTIES
* ENAMEL DAMAGE
* Pulpal damage
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17. CASE SELECTION CRITERIA
Ceramic brackets are contraindicated in
1.Deep bite cases
2.Bruxism patients
3.Large restorations
4.Need for significant torque
5.Children
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18. 3.COMPOSITE BRACKETS
A Composite is a multiphase material brought about by
combining materials that differ in composition /form to
obtain specific characteristics and properties. The
constituents retain their identities and properties.
Can be simplified as ‘dispersion of fillers(particles /fibres
/whiskers ) in a binder or matrix (metals /ceramics /resins)’.
Reinforcement of polymer with ceramic metals –most common
combination in ORTHODONTICS
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19. COMPOSITION
Manufactured by ‘INJECTION MOLDING TECHNIQUE’.
COMPOSITE PRECURSOR
-Plasma treated high strength Polyethylene fibers
REINFORCED WITH
1.Glass
2.Mineral filler
3.Metal
4.Ceramic liner
5.Metal liner
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20. ADVANTAGES
1.SUPERIOR IMPACT RESISTANCE
2.INCREASED COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH
3.FATIGUE RESISTANCE
4.RESISTANCE TO DISCOLORATION
DISADVANTAGES
1.CREVICE CORROSION
2.DISINFECTION PROBLEMS
3.DIFFICULTY TO DETECT CRACKS
4.EXPENSIVE & CANNOT BE RECYCLED
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22. ARCH WIRES WITH PLASTIC TUBING COATING :
Earliest to be introduced
Stainless steel arch wires were coated with plastics
DISADVANTAGES
1. Easy peeling off of the coating
2. Loss of friction control
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23. MARSENOL:
E.T.E COATED NICKEL TITANIUM
It exhibits all the characteristics of NiTi . The coating is
adherent and is flexible,fracture resistant, delivers force
over long periods.
LEE WHITE:
STAINLESS STEEL NiTi bonded to EPOXY COATING
Coating is completely opaque, does not peel ,chip , stain
or discolor
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24. COMPOSITE ARCH WIRES:
Made of S-2 glass fibres and acrylic resin.
Manufactured by 1. Photopulstration
2. Electromagnetic radiation
ADVANTAGES
Translucent
Strong & Springy
Variable Stiffness
Dimensional Stability
Minimal Staining
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25. ‘OPTIFLEX’ ARCH WIRES
Designed by Dr. Taloss
Composite of ceramic fiber-plastic-nylon.
Made of 3 layers:
1. Silicon dioxide core –force production
2. Silicon resin middle layer - protection
3. Nylon outer layer –stain resistance
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27. ADVANTAGES
Highly esthetic
Stain resistant
Light continuous force
Greater flexibility and resiliency
Low friction
Corrosion resistance
High biocompatibility
DISADVANTAGE
‘ No formability’
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28. FIBRE REINFORCED COMPOSITE
Made of S GLASS FIBRES in a matrix of THERMOSET BIS-GMA
Available as –1.Rope type
2.Woven strip
3.Unidirectional strip
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37. INVISALIGN
The invisible way to align teeth without braces,
using a series of clear removable aligners
ADVANTAGES
Invisible,
Removable,
Comfortable.
Invisalign also allows a person to view his own virtual
treatment plan, he can see how his teeth will look when
the treatment is complete.
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38. The Technology Behind Invisalign
Invisalign is a high-volume, customized manufacturing
process by advanced computer technology
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Using advanced imaging technology, Invisalign
transforms the plaster models into a highly accurate 3-D
digital image.
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39. A computerized movie - called ClinCheck- depicting
the movement of the teeth from the beginning to the final
position is created .
From the approved ClinCheck file, Invisalign uses laser scanning to
make a customised set of aligners , sent to the clinician .
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42. AUXILIARIES
Easy to tie ligatures
Elastomeric modules
Rotation wedges
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43. CONCLUSION
“An orthodontic patient smile is
no more a metallic smile”
It’s in our hands to keep in pace with the
recent advances in esthetic dentistry to meet
the increasing esthetic concern of the patient .
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45. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
PRINCIPAL :
Dr. E . Munirathnam Naidu M.D.S
VICE PRINCIPAL AND HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT:
Dr. P. Jaya Kumar M.D.S.
Staff Members And P.G. Students,
Meenakshi Ammal Dental College,
CHENNAI.
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