das′s incisal and occlusal window transfer tray for indirect bonding in lingual orthodontics
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Abstract
This bracket transfer tray is so designed in such a way that the excess composite flash during indirect bracket bonding is pushed in the incisal and occlusal direction only so that it can easily be removed by rotary instruments. In lingual orthodontics, where accessing the gingival and interdental areas with rotary instruments is very difficult, this transfer tray system is helpful for easy flash removal and simple clinical maneuver. Additional silicon putty material is used to make this tray that has a palatal strip, a labial/bucal strip with incisal and occlusal stops and interbracket connectors.
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| Authors | ;Surya Kanta Das;Sanjay Kumar Labh;Chandra Sekhar Sahu;Nihar Ranjan Sahoo |
| Journal | Journal of microbiological methods |
| Year | 2013 |
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10.4103/2321-1407.114160
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