ArticleContemporary clinical dentistry
An Innovative Roll-on Bracket Design to Reduce Friction in Sliding Mechanics: A Finite Element Analysis.
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Background: This study evaluated an innovative roll-on bracket, incorporating a ball-and-socket mechanism, for its biomechanical efficiency in reducing friction at the bracket-archwire interface during Methodology: An Results: Roll-on brackets on anterior teeth produced higher anterior stress and deformation but reduced posterior load. Selective placement on canines and premolars significantly lowered anterior stress and deformation while optimizing overall stress distribution, though with increased posterior anchorage demands. Stress and deformation patterns were directly proportional to force magnitude. Conclusion: The roll-on bracket can modulate orthodontic biomechanics, with effectiveness influenced by placement within the arch. Strategic application may enhance force efficiency and reduce adverse tissue effects, though clinical validation is required.
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