The biofilm is formed by complex communities of microorganisms and extracellular microorganismocomplejas polymers that attach to a surface, which may restrict the penetration of agents, since the incidence of white spots ...

The development of the dentition is closely coordinated with the growth of the maxillary process. The permanent tooth eruption and orthodontic orthodontics is an area of interest since this provides therapy to be used in ...

Early canal preparation eliminates coronal restrictions, provided better control of the files at the apex, helps achieve straight-line access also increasing tactile perception of the instruments, irrigation benefits to ...

Orthodontic treatments are aimed at correcting the aesthetic harmony of function and dentofacial structures and to achieve these goals is very important to make a good orthodontic diagnosis. Today orthodontics has computerized ...

This research was focused on the examination of mini implants made of titanium alloy Ti-6Al-4V used for orthodontics applications. The mini implants were anchored on three patients during four months. After being removed, ...

Cleaning and shaping of the root canals are the main steps of the endodontic treatment. This process, involves, the completely removal of tissue remnants and the inner layers of root canal dentin while allowing the irrigants ...

Actually several irrigation solutions have been used for disinfection canals in endodontics. Sodium hypochlorite (NaOCl) is one of the most used irrigant as it is an antimicrobial agent that destroys and eliminates most ...

The technique of etching with phosphoric acid which is used to condition prior to placement of an adhesive enamel, has been used successfully since 1955, however, the current tendency toward adhesive dental adhesive systems ...

The objectives of this study were; isolating and identifying microorganisms Biofilm installed on the surface of adhesion material for orthodontics. Determine which of the four adhesive materials has increased bacterial ...

Based on the literature review, it was determined that one of the causes of failure in the treatment of endodontic, is bacterial recolonization, which is presented by poor cleaning of the root canal system, allowing the ...