Search Results - "Bauer, Carolien A J"

Influence of Individual Bracket Base Design on the Shear Bond Strength of In-Office 3D Printed Brackets-An In Vitro Study by Hodecker, Lutz D, Scheurer, Mats, Scharf, Sven, Roser, Christoph J, Fouda, Ahmed M, Bourauel, Christoph, Lux, Christopher J, Bauer, Carolien A J

“…(1) Background: Novel high-performance polymers for medical 3D printing enable in-office manufacturing of fully customized brackets. Previous studies have…”
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Concept for the Treatment of Class III Anomalies with a Skeletally Anchored Appliance Fabricated in the CAD/CAM Process-The MIRA Appliance by Hodecker, Lutz D, Kühle, Reinald, Weichel, Frederic, Roser, Christoph J, Lux, Christopher J, Bauer, Carolien A J

“…Intermaxillary elastics, anchored skeletally, represent a promising concept for treatment in adolescent patients with skeletal Class III anomalies. A challenge…”
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Tooth mobility restriction by multistranded and CAD/CAM retainers-an in vitro study by Roser, Christoph J, Rues, Stefan, Erber, Ralf, Hodecker, Lutz, Lux, Christopher J, Bauer, Carolien A J

“…Orthodontic retainers should restrict physiological tooth mobility as little as possible. While this has been investigated for multistranded retainers, there…”
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Precision of slot widths and torque transmission of in-office 3D printed brackets: An in vitro study by Bauer, Carolien A. J., Scheurer, Mats, Bourauel, Christoph, Kretzer, J. Philippe, Roser, Christoph J., Lux, Christopher J., Hodecker, Lutz D.

“…Purpose To investigate a novel in-office three-dimensionally (3D) printed polymer bracket regarding slot precision and torque transmission. Methods Based on…”
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Development and in vitro testing of an orthodontic miniscrew for use in the mandible by Bauer, Carolien A. J., Karl, Pauline A. M., Mielke, Juliana M. -K., Roser, Christoph J., Lux, Christopher J., Scheurer, Mats, Keilig, Ludger, Bourauel, Christoph, Hodecker, Lutz D.

“…Temporary anchorage devices (TADs) have been successfully used in the maxilla. However, in the mandible, lower success rates present a challenge in everyday…”
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