Statistical study concerning the orthodontists’ perception of the conventional and self-ligating bracket systems

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Objective. To compare the conventional and self-ligating brackets systems from the point of view of the clinician. Material and methods. A survey was delivered to orthodontists from the international community (n = 130) in order to evaluate and compare different proprieties of the two systems. Results. Conventional brackets are preferred when it comes to bonding technique, final results from an aesthetic and functional point of view and quality-price ratio, while self-ligating brackets are elected for improved patient hygiene, less chairside time and reduced friction and global treatment time. Conclusions. Orthodontists currently use both systems in their practice and each of them has certain features which makes them superior in comparison to the other.

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Vartolomei, C., Serbanoiu, D., Damasaru, M., Cocos, D., Boariu, D. G., Pacurar, M., & Pollmann, M. C. F. (2021). Statistical study concerning the orthodontists’ perception of the conventional and self-ligating bracket systems. Romanian Journal of Stomatology, 67(2), 120–127. https://doi.org/10.37897/RJS.2021.2.10

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