Dentistry – Orthodontics – Means to transmit or apply force to tooth
Patent
1978-03-14
1980-04-15
Kinsey, Russell R.
Dentistry
Orthodontics
Means to transmit or apply force to tooth
751755, 148 325, H01L 758, A61C 700, C22C 1400
Patent
active
041976436
ABSTRACT:
A beta-titanium alloy wire is used as the force-imparting component in orthodontic appliances. The alloy provides up to a threefold improvement over 18-8 stainless steel wire in load deflection rate and a twofold increase in maximum elastic displacement while providing a low modulus of elasticity and optimum low level force magnitudes. The wire also finds utility as ligature wires, as clasps and related structures in orthodontic and prosthetic appliances and as surgical arch bars for jaw fractures and the like.
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Burstone Charles J.
Goldberg A. Jon
Foycik, Jr. Michael J.
Kinsey Russell R.
University of Connecticut
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