Biomechanics Fundamentals in Orthodontics

This video covers the basics and fundamentals of biomechanics in orthodontics including force, moments and couples. There is a useful hint on torquing springs.
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[@TungNguyen-xj8yd]

Clear, concise, precise lectures with excellent illustrations in a genuine and unhurried voice: you are a perfect online teacher!
Greatly appreciate 😇your time and effort in putting together these lectures.

[@alhuwaizi]

You are welcome and thank you for your support

[@meraj268]

Very interesting and informative

[@yavuzalbayrak2003]

Thank you

[@anhchinhnha5532]

when using spring torque on rectangular wire, you choose Stainless steel wire or NiTi wire?

[@alialmayyahi2300]

Thank you too much my teacher 💙

[@alhuwaizi]

Welcome

[@azalamshoosh3150]

Thank you Dr
Q: HOW can we make small section "round in rectangular wire" To get perfect effect of torque spring,?
..and which wire you prefer with 22 slot + torque spring ..16×16 or 16 x22 or 18×25 ؟

[@alhuwaizi]

You can grind the wire by a bur. I prefer a smaller diameter wire, preferably 16x25 or 17x25 but the spring has to be made for this wire

[@meriemhajer995]

Thank you so much, Professor, that was Brillant very clear and simplified :D Can you please give me 03 must-read orthodontics books about fixed appliances for GP ?

[@alhuwaizi]

Introduction to fixed appliance
Systemized Orthodontic Treatment Mechanics (MBT, 2001)
Fundamentals of Orthodontic Treatment Mechanics (Bennett, 2014)

[@abdullahal-abbadi]

THANKS

[@alhuwaizi]

Welcome

[@milenakim1022]

How do you get the values for sin and con at 4:54?

[@mahdr5329]

Thanks alot

[@alhuwaizi]

Most welcome

[@user-mp6kz7xx6x]

Tnx sm sir

[@alhuwaizi]

Welcome

[@thequietexplorers]

Can an adult patient have difference ANB values at the same time? ANB = 1.4 and ANB = 1.9?

[@alhuwaizi]

Yes if he has forward mandibular drift like in postural class III

[@thequietexplorers]

@@alhuwaizi Thanks for the reply. But if you are preparing a patient for surgery, is it possible to measure two different ANB values, like the values quoted above, at around the same point in time?