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Methods of debonding ceramic brackets

Winchester, 1992

Document ID
3240260384906133358
Author
Winchester L
Publication year
Publication venue
British Journal of Orthodontics

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Attempts to produce aesthetic yet strong orthodontic appliances have led to many innovative designs. The most widely used aesthetic brackets are those manufactured from ceramics. Most of these brack-~ ts are made from alumina, either in monocrystalhne or polycrystalline …
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