ArticleTurkish journal of orthodontics2026
Evaluation of Oxidizable Substance Interaction Associated with Orthodontic Clear Aligners and an Acrylic Material: A Preliminary
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Objective: This study aimed to comparatively evaluate the interactions of oxidizable substances associated with different orthodontic aligner materials using potassium permanganate (KMnO Methods: In this study, materials from three different clear-aligner manufacturers (SmartTrack, ClearQuartz, and Scheu Dental CA Pro+) and one acrylic block were used. The materials were mechanically fragmented and exposed to KMnO Results: The amount of oxidizable substances interacting with KMnO Conclusion: Orthodontic aligner materials exhibit varying levels of interaction with oxidizable substances, particularly during the first 24 hours. The method may serve as a simple preliminary screening tool. Future studies should investigate the composition of the released substances using more sensitive analytical methods.
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