Lab 4 + 5 Flashcards
An ______ is a metal wire which is attached to the
orthodontic brackets to move the teeth.
Arch Wire
What are the 3 materials are used in arch wires?
•Stainless Steel. (SS)
•Beta –Titanium. (TMA)
•Nickel –Titanium. (Ni-Ti)
➢Decreasing rigidity.
Orthodontists choose an Arch Wire based on the patient’s
____ and ______
specific treatment and the desired outcome.
The point at which any permanent deformation is first observed.
Elastic limit
The most conservative measure is the ________, the highest point
where stress and strain still have a linear relationship.
• This linear relationship is known as Hooke’s law.
- point at which deformation occurs above it
proportional limit
The slope of the stress–strain curve (E) is __________ , to which
stiffness and springiness are proportional.
the modulus of elasticity
The ____ is the distance along the X-axis to the point at which permanent
deformation occurs.
• Usually taken as the yield point, at which 0.1% permanent deformation has occurred.
Range
Clinically _______ occurs if the wire is deflected beyond the Yield Point.
• As to the point indicated here as “Arbitrary clinical loading”, but it no longer returns to its
original shape.
Spring-back