Sentence examples for clinical bond from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this randomized controlled clinical trial was to examine the clinical bond failure rate of gingivally offset mandibular premolar brackets and compare it with that of standard mandibular premolar brackets.

However, all bond strengths were in excess of previous reports of required clinical bond strength, and it was concluded that Transbond MIP is a suitable adhesive for bonding in conditions of poor moisture control or blood contamination.

Previous studies in high-income countries indicate that individual PE can be effective in improving clinical outcomes (Bond and Anderson 2015; Salcedo et al. 2016).

In orthodontic clinical practice, bracket bonding and arch placement can be made in the same visit [35].

He conducted studies and developed the clinical concept of bonded ceramic inlays, at the same time raising the issue of the fast fabrication of the ceramic restorations.

"In my clinical experience, weak bonds among gay men ultimately cause a great sense of loneliness," she says.

Plasma bonding pretreatment is a possible clinical technique to improve the bond strength of polar resins to zirconia, because of the increase in surface wettability after plasma exposure.

Clinical enhancement of bracket bond strength could be accomplished by altering the bracket design and material which could result in a further homogeneous stress distribution within the cement layer during loading and consequently minimal damage to enamel on debonding orthodontic brackets.

In fact, only few reports evaluated the clinical reliability of the indirect bonding technique compared with the conventional bonding technique.

To simulate the salivary contamination in the bonding procedure in clinical situations, the polymer solution in water/methanol mixture was applied to the bonding dentin surface treated by artificial saliva, and then the AE adhesive resin was added.

The plan offers a clinical view of the integral bond between art and money.