Mechanical evaluation for three-dimensional printed orthodontic springs with different heights-in vitro study
Dragan StröbeleMohamed I. A. OthmanVasilios AlevizakosMuhittin TuranConstantin von See
Abstract
3D printed springs are mechanically affected by the coil heights and there is a direct correlation to the resulting force. Furthermore, the variations within the investigated groups must be thoroughly investigated prior to clinical application. Key words:CAD/CAM, 3D printing, Orthodontics, mechanical testing, material evaluation.
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