AI Article Synopsis
- The study investigates the bond strength between orthodontic clamps and tooth enamel using two materials: Right-On (an established autopolymerizing compound) and Transbond (a newer photopolymerizing compound).
- The bond strength was tested by applying horizontal traction with increasing weight until failure occurred.
- Results were statistically analyzed using the Student's t test to compare the effectiveness of the two compounds.
Article Abstract
The paper examines the bond resistance between the orthodontic clamp and tooth enamel using two different compounds: an autopolymerizing type (Right-On), already widely used in orthodontal practice, and a photopolymerizing type (Transbond) which has been recently introduced into the market. The bond was tested by applying horizontal traction with a progressively increasing weight. The results obtained were compared for statistical significance (Student's t test).
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