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    Self-ligating brackets have an integrated metal face that can open and close, eliminating the need for separate ligatures. They were first described in 1935 and provide benefits like reduced friction between the archwire and bracket, lower clinical forces, full archwire engagement, less need for chairside assistance, and reduced risk of injuries. Common self-ligating bracket systems include Damon, In-Ovation, and Time2 brackets.

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    Self-ligating brackets have an integrated metal face that can open and close, eliminating the need for separate ligatures. They were first described in 1935 and provide benefits like reduced friction between the archwire and bracket, lower clinical forces, full archwire engagement, less need for chairside assistance, and reduced risk of injuries. Common self-ligating bracket systems include Damon, In-Ovation, and Time2 brackets.

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    Self-ligating brackets have an integrated metal face that can open and close, eliminating the need for separate ligatures. They were first described in 1935 and provide benefits like reduced friction between the archwire and bracket, lower clinical forces, full archwire engagement, less need for chairside assistance, and reduced risk of injuries. Common self-ligating bracket systems include Damon, In-Ovation, and Time2 brackets.

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    SELF LIGATING BRACKETS

    Self ligating brackets have an in built metal face, which can be


    opened and closed. The Russell Lock edgewise attachment first
    described by Stolzenberg- Russell Lock edgewise attachment in
    1935.
    • Archflow
    Edgelok bracket • Acculock
    • Autoseat
    • Arch flexibility
    • Anchorage
    Conservation
    • Asepsis
    • Patient comfort
    • Adaptation

    DO SELF LIGATING BRACKET


    SYSTEMS PROVIDE LESS
    FRICTION BETWEEN
    ARCHWIRE AND BRACKET?

    DO SELF LIGATING BRACKET


    SYSTEM PROVIDE LOWER
    CLINICAL FORCES COMPARED
    WITH CONVENTIONAL
    BRACKETS?

    More certain full arch wire Damon SL


    bracket
    engagement
    Low friction Time 2 bracket

    Less chairside assistance


    Damon 3 bracket
    Reduced risk of percutaneous
    injuries Damon 2 bracket

    References:
    In-Ovation bracket

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