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Dehbi 2017
Dehbi 2017
Ó 2017 CEO
rature
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Hasnaa Dehbi*, Mohamed Faouzi Azaroual, Fatima Zaoui, Abdelali Halimi, Hicham Benyahia
Summary sume
Re
Introduction: Over the last few years, the use of self-ligating Introduction: Durant ces dernieres annees l’utilisation des
brackets in orthodontics has progressed considerably. These brackets autoligaturants s’est largement developp dans la
ee
systems have been the subject of numerous studies with good pratique orthodontique. Ces systemes ont fait l’objet de nom-
levels of evidence making it possible to evaluate their efficacy
breuses etudes de haut niveau de preuve qui ont permis
and efficiency compared to conventional brackets. The aim of
d’evaluer leur efficacite et leur efficience par rapport aux
this study was to evaluate the therapeutic efficacy of self-ligat- brackets classiques. L’objectif de cette etude
est d’evaluer
ing brackets by means of a systematic review of the scientific l’efficacite therapeutique
des brackets autoligaturants à tra-
literature.
vers une revue systematique
de la litterature scientifique.
Materials and methods: A systematic study was undertaken in
Materiel
et methode:
Une etude
systematique a et e entre-
the form of a recent search of the electronic Pubmed database, prise à travers une recherche recente sur la base de donnees
oriented by the use of several keywords combined by Boolean
electroniques Pubmed. Cette recherche a et e orientee par
operators relating to the therapeutic efficacy of self-ligating l’utilisation de plusieurs mots cles, combines par des
brackets through the study of tooth alignment, space closure,
operateurs
booleens, en rapport avec l’efficacite therapeu-
expansion, treatment duration and degree of discomfort. The tique des attaches autoligaturantes à travers l’etude de
search was limited to randomized controlled studies, and two l’alignement dentaire, de la fermeture d’espace, de l’expan-
independent readers identified studies corresponding to the sion, de la duree de traitement et du degre d’inconfort. La
selection criteria. recherche a et e limitee
aux essais control ^ es
randomises, et
deux lecteurs independants
ont retenu les etudes
repondant
aux criteres
de selection.
Results and discussion: The chosen articles comprised 20 ran-
Resultats et discussion: Les articles retenus ont consiste en
domized controlled trials. The studies analyzed revealed the 20 essais control ^ es
randomises. Les etudes analysees ont
absence of significant differences between the two types of sys- montre l’
tem on the basis of the clinical criteria adopted, thereby refuting absence de difference significative entre les deux types de
the hypothesis of the superiority of self-ligating brackets over
systemes sur la base des criteres
cliniques etudi ce qui
es,
conventional systems.
refuterait
la superiorit e des brackets autoligaturants sur les
brackets conventionnels.
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Key-words s
Mots-cle
·· Self-ligating brackets.
Efficacy.
·· Brackets autoligaturants.
Efficacite.
·· Friction.
Orthodontics.
·· Friction.
Orthodontie.
· Systematic review. · Revue syste matique.
Introduction Introduction
In the last few years, the orthodontics market has shown On a assiste ces dernie res annees à un grand inte re
^ t du
considerable interest in self-ligating brackets, which do away marche orthodontique pour les brackets autoligaturants,
with the need for metallic or elastomeric ligatures since they boı̂tiers s’affranchissant de toutes ligatures me talliques et/ou
possess a clip that opens and closes the attachment system. lastome
e riques par la pre sence d’un clapet solidaire de
l’attache qui ouvre et ferme ce syste me.
Two types of bracket can be distinguished (fig. 1): Deux types de boı̂tiers sont à distinguer (fig. 1) :
— active self-ligating brackets: the clip is in contact with the — les brackets autoligaturants actifs : le clapet entre en
archwire and exerts a slight pressure that allows control of contact avec l’arc en assurant une le ge
re pression qui est
movements in the three planes of space (e.g. In-OvationÒ, à l’origine de la maı̂trise des mouvements dans les trois plans
SpeedÒ) [1]; de l’espace. (ex. In-OvationÒ, SpeedÒ) [1] ;
— passive self-ligating brackets: the clip does not interfere — les brackets autoligaturants passifs : le clapet n’interfe re
with the bracket slot, leading to reduced friction (e.g. pas avec la lumie re du bracket, entraı̂nant ainsi une moindre
DamonÒ, Smart-ClipÒ, CarriereÒ) [1]. friction (ex. DamonÒ, Smart-ClipÒ, Carrie reÒ) [1].
Since their arrival on the market, these systems have been Depuis leur apparition, ces syste mes ont fait l’objet de nom-
subjected to numerous studies, which have led to several breuses e tudes, qui ont permis de leur associer plusieurs
advantages being attributed to them compared with conven- avantages par rapport aux brackets conventionnels. Le
tional brackets. The main alleged benefit is a reduction in be nefice majeur serait la re duction des forces de friction,
friction, meaning that on a clinical level there is less favorisant sur le plan clinique une moindre re sistance au
[(Fig._1)TD$IG]
resistance to sliding, thus greater efficacy and efficiency dur- glissement, une efficacite et une efficience lors des phases
ing alignment, space closure and expansion, and also advan- d’alignement, de fermeture d’espace et d’expansion, en plus
tages linked to patient comfort and a reduction in total treat- des avantages lie s à l’amelioration du confort des patients et
ment time. duction de la dure
à la re e totale du traitement.
The aim of this study was to confirm or refute the hypothesis of L’objectif de cette etude est de chercher à travers une revue
the therapeutic efficacy of self-ligating brackets through a syste matique de la litterature de haut niveau de preuve scien-
systematic review of articles with a good level of evidence tifique, à confirmer ou infirmer l’efficacite the
rapeutique des
and in terms of several clinical criteria. brackets autoligaturants sur plusieurs crite res cliniques.
A systematic review was carried out by means of electronic Une revue syste matique a e te
realise
e, à travers une consul-
consultation of the PubMed database. The search was directed tation e lectronique de la base de donne es PubMed. La
using several specific keywords combined by means of recherche a e te
oriente
e par l’utilisation de plusieurs mots cle s
Boolean operators (Self-ligat*, conventional, bracket*, treat- spe cifiques combine s à l’aide d’ope rateurs boole ens (Self-
ment time, alignment, dental arch, discomfort, retraction) in ligat*, conventional, bracket*, treatment time, alignment, den-
order to evaluate the efficacy of these systems during the tal arch, discomfort, retraction) afin d’e valuer l’efficacite
de
treatment phases of alignment, space closure (retraction) ces syste mes lors des phases the rapeutiques d’alignement
and arch expansion, and also to assess patient comfort and dentaire, de fermeture des espaces (re traction), et d’expan-
total treatment duration. No limits were imposed concerning sion d’arcade, et e galement d’e valuer le confort des patients
publication date or language. et la dure e totale du traitement. Aucune restriction de date de
publication ou de langue n’a e te
impose e.
The selected articles had to answer the PICO question: do self- Les articles se lectionnes devaient re pondre à la question
ligating brackets improve treatment efficacy compared to con- PICO de recherche : les brackets autoligaturants ame lio-
ventional brackets? rent-ils l’efficacite du traitement par rapport aux brackets
conventionnels ?
— participants: patients wearing fixed orthodontic appliances — participants : patients portant un appareillage orthodon-
with a continuous archwire, treated by means of self-ligating or tique fixe avec arc continu, traite s par des brackets vestibu-
conventional vestibular brackets; laires autoligaturants ou conventionnels ;
— interventions: treatment by fixed orthodontic appliances — interventions : traitement par appareillage orthodontique
including self-ligating brackets; fixe incluant des brackets autoligaturants ;
— comparison: treatment using conventional brackets; — comparaison : traitement par brackets conventionnels ;
— outcome: comparison between conventional and self-ligat- — outcome (re sultats) : comparaison de l’efficacite the
rapeu-
ing brackets in terms of therapeutic efficacy on the basis of tique entre brackets conventionnels et autoligaturants en se
five clinical criteria: tooth alignment, retraction, degree of basant sur cinq crite res cliniques : l’alignement dentaire, la
expansion, duration of treatment and patient discomfort. re traction, le degre d’expansion, la dure e du traitement et
l’inconfort des patients.
Inclusion criteria were based on two parameters: Les criteres d’inclusion reposent sur deux parame tres :
— outcome measurements: only studies answering the ques- — les crite res de jugement : seules sont incluses les e tudes
tion above were included; pondant à la question de recherche ;
re
— study design: only randomized controlled clinical trials — le design de l’e tude : seuls sont inclus les essais cliniques
with a high level of scientific evidence and a low or moderate contro^ le
s randomise s caracterise
s par leur haut niveau de
bias were included. preuve scientifique et leur biais faible à moyen.
Exclusion criteria concerned in vitro studies, studies on an Les crite res d’exclusion concernent les e tudes in vitro, les
articulator, systematic reviews, animal studies and microbio- tudes sur typodont, les revues syste
e matiques, les e tudes
logical studies. sur les animaux, et les e tudes microbiologiques.
One hundred twenty-eight articles were identified in the first Au total, 128 articles ont e te de nombre s durant le premier
stage of research. Of these 128 potentially relevant articles, 22 stade de la recherche. Sur ces 128 articles potentiellement
were selected on the basis of their titles and summaries. After pertinents, 22 ont e te
inclus apre s lecture des titres et des
reading of the full articles, one was eliminated because of the sume
re s. Apre s lecture des articles complets, 1 article a e te
use of segmented archwires [2] and a second because it did exclu en raison de l’utilisation d’arcs segmente s [2] et un autre
not correspond to the pre-established research question [3] article a e te
exclu du fait de l’absence de conformite avec la
(fig. 2). question de recherche pre e tablie [3] (fig. 2).
Finally, 20 randomized controlled trials were included. These Finalement, 20 essais contro ^ le
s randomise s sont inclus. Les
have been summarized and classified by subject and date of travaux ont e te
resume s et classe s par the me et date de
publication. The selected articles are presented in the Tables publication. Les Tableaux I–V pre sentent les articles
I–V: selectionne s :
— 4 articles study the efficacy of tooth alignment (Table I); — 4 articles se re fe
rent à l’e
tude de l’efficacite de l’alignement
dentaire (Tableau I) ;
— 4 articles study space closure or retraction (Table II); — 4 articles se re ferent à l’etude de la fermeture d’espace ou
de la re traction (Tableau II) ;
— 3 articles concern the evaluation of arch expansion (Table — 3 articles concernent l’e valuation de l’expansion d’arcade
III); (Tableau III) ;
— 4 articles assess the overall duration of treatment (Table — 4 articles appre cient la dure e de traitement globale
IV); (Tableau IV) ;
— 5 articles assess patient comfort (Table V). — 5 articles appre cient le confort des patients (Tableau V).
[(Fig._2)TD$IG]
Table I Tableau I
List of studies evaluating the efficacy of tooth alignment. tudes e
Liste des e valuant l’efficacite
de l’alignement dentaire.
Author / Auteur
Study protocol / Protocole des etudes
Results / Resultats
Celikoglu et al. [7] Comparison between BC (metallic ligatures) de
Alignment duration (P = NS) / Duree
2015 and self-ligating brackets (Smart-ClipÒ) / l’alignement (p = NS)
Comparaison entre BC (ligatures metalliques) Buccal tipping of incisors (P = NS) /
et autoligaturants (Smart-ClipÒ) Vestibuloversion incisive (p = NS)
Cases without extractions: crowding (LII): BC (5.38 W 3.37) Smart-ClipÒ (5.25 W 4.77) /
mean = 7 mm / Cas sans extractions : BC (5,38 W 3,37) Smart-ClipÒ(5,25 W 4,77)
encombrement (LII) : moyenne = 7 mm
Archwire sequence: heat-treated NiTi (0.01400
for 8 weeks, 0.01600 for 16 weeks) / Sequence
arcs : NiTi thermique (0,01400 pendant
8 semaines, 0,01600 pendant 16 semaines)
Songra et al. [4] Comparison between BC (DENTSPLY GACÒ
Alignment duration: (P = 0.001) / Duree
2014 with elastomeric ligatures) and self-ligating d’alignement : (p = 0,001)
brackets (Damon 3MXÒ, In-Ovation RÒ) / DamonÒ (422 W 124d) > In-OvationÒ
Comparaison entre BC (DENTSPLY (399 W 107d) > BC (251 W 107d) /
GACÒavec ligatures elastom
eriques) et DamonÒ(422 W 124j) > In-
autoligaturants (Damon 3MXÒ, In-Ovation RÒ) OvationÒ(399 W 107j) > BC (251 W 107j)
Cases with extractions: crowding (LII): Passive closure of extraction spaces (P = NS) /
mean = 8 mm / Cas d’extractions : Fermeture passive d’espace d’extractions
encombrement (LII) : moyenne = 8 mm (p = NS)
Archwire sequence: copper NiTi (0.01400 ,
0.01800 ), SS (0.016 0.02200 ,
0.019 0.02500 ) / Sequence arcs : copper
NiTi (0,01400 , 0,01800 ), SS (0,016 0,02200 ,
0,019 0,02500 )
Reddy et al. [6] Comparison between BC (elastomeric and Alignment duration: (P < 0.01) / Duree
2014 metallic ligatures) and self-ligating brackets d’alignement : (p < 0,01)
(Smart-ClipÒ, In-Ovation RÒ) / Comparaison BC + elastomeric ligatures (176 W 11d) > BC
entre BC (ligatures elastom
eriques, + metallic ligatures (175 W 9d) > In-Ovation R
metalliques) et autoligaturants (Smart-ClipÒ, (152 W 10d) > Smart-ClipÒ: (143 W 7d) / BC
In-Ovation RÒ)
+ ligature elastom
eriques (176 W 11j) > BC
Cases with extractions: Crowding (LII):
+ ligature metalliques (175 W 9j) > In-Ovation R
mean = 6 mm / Cas d’extractions : (152 W 10j) > Smart-ClipÒ : (143 W 7j)
encombrement (LII) : moyenne = 6 mm Passive closure of extraction spaces: (P < 0.01) /
Archwire sequence: Copper NiTi (0.01400 , Fermeture passive d’espace d’extraction :
0.01600 , 0.016 0.02200 ), SS (p < 0,01)
(0.016 0.02200 ) / Sequence arcs : Copper Elastomerics: (2 mm) < metallics: (2.1 mm) < In-
NiTi (0,01400 , 0,01600 , 0,016 0,02200 ), SS OvationÒ: (3.5 mm) < Smart-ClipÒ: (3.9 mm) /
(0,016 0,02200 )
Elastomeriques
: (2 mm) < metalliques :
(2,1 mm) < In-OvationÒ : (3,5 mm) < Smart-
ClipÒ : (3,9 mm)
Buccal tipping of incisors: (P < 0.01)
elastomerics (4.40 ) > metallics (4.39 ) > In-
Ovation (2.78 ) > Smart-Clip (1.85 ) /
Vestibuloversion incisive : (p < 0,01)
elastom
eriques
(4,40 ) > metalliques (4,39 )
> In-Ovation (2,78 ) > Smart-Clip (1,85 )
Table I Tableau I
List of studies evaluating the efficacy of tooth alignment. tudes e
Liste des e valuant l’efficacite
de l’alignement dentaire.
(following) (suite)
Author / Auteur
Study protocol / Protocole des etudes
Results / Resultats
Fleming et al. [8] Comparison between BC (VictoryÒ) and self- de
Alignment duration (P = NS) / Duree
2009 ligating brackets (Smart-ClipÒ) / l’alignement (p = NS)
Comparaison entre BC (VictoryÒ) et Smart-ClipÒ (253 W 39d), VictoryÒ (247 W 37d) /
autoligaturants (Smart-ClipÒ) Smart-ClipÒ(253 W 39j), VictoryÒ(247 W 37j)
Cases without extractions: crowding (LII): Buccal tipping of incisors (P = NS) /
mean = 2 mm / Cas sans extractions : Vestibuloversion incisive (p = NS)
encombrement (LII) : moyenne = 2 mm Smart-ClipÒ (4.41 W 3), (1.46 mm W 0.9);
Archwire sequence: NiTi (0.01600 , VictoryÒ (4.32 W 4), (1.36 mm W 1.35) / Smart-
0.017 0.02500 , 0.019 0.02500 ), SS ClipÒ(4,41 W 3), (1,46 mm W 0,9) ;
(0.019 0.02500 ) / Sequence arcs : NiTi VictoryÒ(4,32 W 4), (1,36 mm W 1,35)
(0,01600 , 0,017 0,02500 , 0,019 0,02500 ), SS
(0,019 0,02500 )
Scott et al. [5] Comparison between BC (elastomeric de
Alignment duration (P = NS) / Duree
2008 ligatures) and self-ligating brackets l’alignement (p = NS)
(Damon3Ò) / Comparaison entre BC (ligatures BC (243 W 82d), DamonÒ (253 W 63d) / BC
elastom
eriques) et autoligaturants (Damon3Ò) (243 W 82j), DamonÒ(253 W 63j)
Cases with extractions: crowding (LII): Buccal tipping of incisors (IMPA): (P = NS) /
mean = 5 and 12 mm / Cas d’extractions : Vestibuloversion incisive (IMPA) : (p = NS)
encombrement (LII) : moyenne = 5 et 12 mm BC (93.3 W 5) DamonÒ (92 W 7) / BC
Archwire sequence: Copper NiTi (0.01400 , (93,3 W 5) DamonÒ(92 W 7)
0.014 0.02500 , 0.018 0.02500 ) SS
(0.019 0.02500 ) / Sequence : Copper NiTi
(0,01400 , 0,014 0,02500 , 0,018 0,02500 ) SS
(0,019 0,02500 )
BC: conventional brackets; LII: Little Irregularity Index; NiTi: Nickel Titanium; NS: non-significant; SS: stainless steel.
BC : brackets conventionnels ; LII : Little Irregularity Index ; NiTi : Nickel Titane ; NS : non significatif ; SS : stainless steel.
Table II Tableau II
List of studies evaluating the efficacy of space closure Liste des etudes e
valuant l’efficacite
de la fermeture d’espace
(retraction). traction).
(re
Table II Tableau II
List of studies evaluating the efficacy of space closure Liste des etudes e valuant l’efficacite
de la fermeture d’espace
(retraction). (following) traction). (suite)
(re
[(Fig._3)TD$IG]
Author / Auteur
Study protocol / Protocole des etudes
Results / Resultats
Celikoglu et al. [7] Comparison between BC (metallic Intercanine width: (P = NS) / Largeur intercanine : (p = NS)
2015 ligatures) and self-ligating brackets BC (start: 0.59 W 1.23 mm. end: 0.68 W 1.48 mm) > Smart-
(Smart-ClipÒ) / Comparaison entre BC
Clip (start: 0.87 W 1.31; end: 0.88 W 1.47) / BC (debut :
(ligatures metalliques) et autoligaturants 0,59 W 1,23 mm, fin : 0,68 W 1,48 mm) > Smart-Clip (debut :
(Smart-ClipÒ) 0,87 W 1,31 ; fin : 0,88 W 1,47)
Cases without extractions: crowding (LII): Intermolar width: (P = NS) / Largeur intermolaire : (p = NS)
mean = 7 mm / Cas sans extractions : BC (start: 0.35 W 1.43 mm. end: 0.61 W 1.15 mm) > Smart-
encombrement (LII) : moyenne = 7 mm Clip (start: 0.29 W 1.02 mm; end: 0.51 W 0.92 mm) / BC
Archwire sequence: heat-treated NiTi
(debut : 0,35 W 1,43 mm, fin : 0,61 W 1,15 mm) > Smart-Clip
(0.01400 for 8 weeks, 0.01600 for 16
(debut : 0,29 W 1,02 mm ; fin : 0,51 W 0,92 mm)
weeks) / Sequence arcs : NiTi thermique
(0,01400 pendant 8 semaines, 0,01600
pendant 16 semaines)
Mandibular expansion / Expansion
mandibulaire
Fleming et al. [17] Comparison between BC (ovation with Intercanine width: (P = NS) / Largeur intercanine : (p = NS)
2013 elastomeric ligatures) and self-ligating DamonÒ (1.97 W 2.16 mm) > In-OvationÒ
brackets (Damon QÒ, In-ovation CÒ) / (1.78 W 2.21 mm) > OvationÒ (0.88 W 2.18 mm) /
Comparaison entre BC (ovation avec DamonÒ(1,97 W 2,16 mm) > In-
ligatures elastom
eriques) et OvationÒ(1,78 W 2,21 mm) > OvationÒ(0,88 W 2,18 mm)
autoligaturants (Damon QÒ, In-ovation Width between 1st premolars: (P = NS) / Largeur
C Ò) premolaire
interpremiere : (p = NS)
Cases without extractions: crowding DamonÒ (4.51 W 2.68 mm) > In-OvationÒ
mean = 2 mm / Cas sans extractions : (3.75 W 2.31 mm) > OvationÒ (3.7 W 3.19 mm) /
encombrement : moyenne = 2 mm DamonÒ(4,51 W 2,68 mm) > In-
Archwire sequence (DamonÒ): Copper OvationÒ(3,75 W 2,31 mm) > OvationÒ(3,7 W 3,19 mm)
NiTi (0.01300 , 0.01400 , 0.014 0.02500 , Width between 2nd premolars: (P = NS) / Largeur
0.018 0.02500 ); SS (0.019 0.02500 ) /
interdeuxieme
premolaire : (p = NS)
Sequence d’arc (DamonÒ) : Copper NiTi DamonÒ (3.96 W 2.51 mm) > In-OvationÒ
(0,01300 , 0,01400 , 0,014 0,02500 , (3.78 W 1.91 mm) > OvationÒ (3.59 W 2.8 mm) /
0,018 0,02500 ) ; SS (0,019 0,02500 ) DamonÒ(3,96 W 2,51 mm) > In-
Maxillary expansion / Expansion OvationÒ(3,78 W 1,91 mm) > OvationÒ(3,59 W 2,8 mm)
maxillaire Intermolar width: (P = NS) / Largeur intermolaire : (p = NS)
In-OvationÒ (1.82 W 1.59) > OvationÒ (1.41 W 2.08)
> DamonÒ (1.22 W 2.26) / In-OvationÒ(1,82 W 1,59)
> OvationÒ(1,41 W 2,08) > DamonÒ(1,22 W 2,26)
Pandis et al. [18] Comparison between BC (GACÒ) and Intercanine width: (P = NS) / Largeur intercanine : (p = NS)
2011 self-ligating brackets (Damon MXÒ) / BC (2.1 W 1.2 mm) > Damon MXÒ (1.4 W 0.8 mm) / BC
Comparaison entre BC (GACÒ) et (2,1 W 1,2 mm) > Damon MXÒ(1,4 W 0,8 mm)
autoligaturants (Damon MXÒ) Intermolar width: (P = NS) / Largeur intermolaire : (p = NS)
Cases without extractions: Crowding (LII): BC (1.5 W 0.9 mm) < Damon MXÒ (1.9 W 1.3 mm) / BC
mean = 4 mm / Cas sans extraction : (1,5 W 0,9 mm) < Damon MXÒ(1,9 W 1,3 mm)
Encombrement (LII) : moyenne = 4 mm
Archwire sequence (DamonÒ): Copper
NiTi (0.014, 0.014 0.025), SS
(0.016 0.025) / Sequence d’arc
(DamonÒ) : Copper NiTi (0,014,
0,014 0,025), SS (0,016 0,025)
Mandibular expansion / Expansion
mandibulaire
Author / Auteur
Study protocol / Protocole des etudes
Results / Resultats
Fleming et al. [8] Comparison between BC (VictoryÒ) and Intercanine width: (P = NS) / Largeur intercanine : (p = NS)
2009 self-ligating brackets (Smart-ClipÒ) / VictoryÒ (1.17 mm) > Smart-ClipÒ (0.85 mm) /
Ò
Comparaison entre BC (Victory ) et VictoryÒ(1,17 mm) > Smart-ClipÒ(0,85 mm)
autoligaturants (Smart-ClipÒ) Width between 1st premolars: (P = NS) / Largeur
Cases without extractions: crowding (LII): premolaire
interpremiere : (p = NS)
mean = 2 mm / Cas sans extraction : VictoryÒ (1.46 mm) > Smart-ClipÒ (0.37 mm) /
encombrement (LII) : moyenne = 2 mm VictoryÒ(1,46 mm) > Smart-ClipÒ(0,37 mm)
Archwire sequence: NiTi (0.01600 , Width between 2nd premolars: (P = NS) / Largeur
0.017 0.02500 , 0.019 0.02500 ), SS
interdeuxieme
premolaire : (p = NS)
(0.019 0.02500 ) / Sequence d’arc : NiTi VictoryÒ (1.73 mm) > Smart-ClipÒ (1.34 mm) /
(0,01600 , 0,017 0,02500 , VictoryÒ(1,73 mm) > Smart-ClipÒ(1,34 mm)
0,019 0,02500 ), SS (0,019 0,02500 ) Intermolar width: (P = 0.009) VictoryÒ (0.5 mm) < SmartclipÒ
Mandibular expansion / Expansion (1.41 mm) / Largeur intermolaire : (p = 0,009)
mandibulaire VictoryÒ(0,5 mm) < Smart-ClipÒ(1,41 mm)
BC: conventional brackets; LII: Little Irregularity Index; NS: non-significant; SS: stainless steel.
BC : brackets conventionnels ; LII : Little Irregularity index ; NS : non significatif ; SS : stainless steel.
space closure [6]. The differences between these studies can incisifs et de fermeture des espaces d’extractions, avec des
perhaps be explained by the varying natures of the protocols sultats statistiquement significatifs [6]. La diffe
re rence entre
adopted (disparities in patient selection, severity of the initial ces e tudes peut e ^tre explique
e par l’absence d’homoge ne
ite
malocclusion, archwire sequence, etc.). des protocoles adopte s (disparite
dans la se lection des
patients, se ve rite
de la malocclusion initiale, se
quences d’arcs
es. . .).
utilise
For treatments without extractions the values and duration of Pour les traitements sans extractions, les valeurs de la dure e
alignment and the changes in incisor position and inclination de l’alignement et les changements d’axe et de position inci-
were virtually identical in patients treated with self-ligating or sifs sont presque identiques chez les porteurs de brackets
conventional brackets [7,8] (Table I). autoligaturants et conventionnels [7,8] (Tableau I).
Several in vitro studies have reported a reduction in friction Plusieurs e tudes in vitro ont rapporte une re duction des forces
forces in self-ligating systems compared with conventional de friction par les autoligaturants par rapport aux convention-
brackets during tooth movements [9–12]; this is alleged to nels lors des de placements dentaires [9–12] ; ceci serait à l’ori-
lead to an optimization of the phases of canine distalization gine d’une optimisation des phases de recul canin et de fer-
and space closure using sliding mechanics. meture des espaces en technique de glissement.
Canine retraction, which is a very important stage in treatment Trois e tudes ont e value la re
traction canine, qui constitue une
using sliding mechanics, has been evaluated in three studies. phase tre s importante en technique de glissement. Ainsi en
In 2016 and 2014, Monini et al. studied respectively mandib- 2016 et 2014, Monini et al. ont e tudie respectivement la
ular and maxillary canine retraction [13,14]; they did not find re traction canine mandibulaire et maxillaire [13,14] ; ils n’ont
any significant influence of the bracket type on the magnitude pas trouve d’influence significative du type de brackets sur
and duration of retraction. These results complement those of l’ame lioration du taux, de la quantite et de la dure e de la
Mezomo et al. who also assessed mandibular canine rotation re traction. Ces re sultats s’ajoutent à ceux de Mezomo et al.
[15]: this seems to be better controlled by self-ligating brack- qui ont e value
egalement la rotation canine mandibulaire [15] :
ets, with a statistically significant difference. However, the celle-ci semble e ^tre mieux contro ^ le
e par les brackets autoli-
existence of only one study on this topic and the use of elas- gaturants avec une diffe rence statistiquement significative.
tomeric ligatures associated with conventional brackets dur- Cependant, la pre sence d’une seule e tude sur ce sujet et
ing retraction limit the interest of this result. l’utilisation des ligatures e lastome riques pour les porteurs de
brackets conventionnels lors de la re traction, limitent l’inte
re
^t
de ce re sultat.
Table IV Tableau IV
List of studies evaluating treatment duration. tudes e
Liste des e valuant la dure
e de traitement.
Table V Tableau V
List of studies evaluating the degree of discomfort. tudes e
Liste des e valuant le degre
d’inconfort.
As for mass retraction of incisors and canines, all authors traction incisivocanine « en masse », les auteurs
Quant à la re
agree that the use of self-ligating brackets has very little s’accordent à dire que les brackets autoligaturants ont une
influence on the improvement of space closure compared with influence tres limitee dans l’ame lioration de la fermeture
conventional types [4,16] (Table II). d’espace par rapport aux conventionnels [4,16] (Tableau II).
Expansion Expansion
Other supposed advantages of self-ligating brackets are the Parmi les avantages suppose s des brackets autoligaturants,
correction of dental crowding without extractions, distaliza- on peut citer la correction de l’encombrement dentaire sans
tion of molars and reproximation, all with stable results over extractions, la distalisation des molaires ou la re duction
time. This can be done through expansion to change arch ame laire, tout en assurant un re sultat stable dans le temps.
dimensions, particularly the intermolar distance, where the Ceci peut e ^tre obtenu gra
^ce à des changements dimensionnels
long-term stability of results is better than for intercanine d’arcade, à travers une expansion inte ressant particulie
rement
width. la distance intermolaire caracte risee par sa stabilite à long
terme par opposition à celle de la largeur intercanine.
Four studies have been noted in this systematic review. Quatre e tudes ont e te
recense es dans cette revue syste ma-
Evaluation of the intercanine width shows results that are tique. L’e valuation de la largeur intercanine a rapporte des
practically identical for the two orthodontic systems, with valeurs presque identiques pour les deux appareillages ortho-
results that are not statistically significant [7,8,17,18]. The dontiques avec des re sultats statistiquement non significatifs
same is true for the evaluation of intermolar width [7,17,18], [7,8,17,18]. La me ^me constatation est valable pour
with the exception of the study by Fleming et al. who noted that valuation de la largeur intermolaire [7,17,18], à l’exception
l’e
the self-ligating systems increased this width significantly, by de l’etude de Fleming et al. qui ont constate que les autoliga-
0.91 mm compared with conventional brackets [8] (Table III). turants augmentent significativement cette largeur de 0,91 mm
However, the author stressed the need for further prospective par rapport aux conventionnels [8] (Tableau III). Toutefois,
research in order to obtain definite proof of these results. l’auteur insiste sur la ne cessite de poursuivre la recherche
prospective afin de prouver de finitivement ces constatations.
What emerges from these studies is that increases in inter- Il ressort de ces e tudes que l’augmentation des largeurs inter-
canine and intermolar widths do not differ significantly canine et intermolaire n’est pas significativement diffe rente
depending on the type of bracket used, and that self-ligating selon le type de bracket utilise , et que les brackets autoliga-
brackets are not more effective than conventional types in turants ne sont pas plus efficaces que les conventionnels en
terms of expansion. termes d’expansion.
The selected studies did not reveal any reduction in overall tudes se
Les e lectionne
es n’ont pas objective de diffe
rence en
treatment time and number of appointments compared with duction de la dure
ce qui concerne la re e totale du traitement et
conventional systems [19–22] (Table IV). le nombre de visites par rapport aux conventionnels [19–22]
(Tableau IV).
The improvement in patient comfort supposedly provided by L’ame lioration du degre de confort presume e par les brackets
self-ligating brackets has been called into question by this autoligaturants a e te
remise en question dans cette revue
systematic review. The studies evaluating problems caused by syste matique. Ainsi, les e tudes evaluant l’inconfort en rapport
discomfort and pain during different stages of orthodontic avec les ge ^nes et les douleurs liees aux differentes phases du
treatment report that the degree of discomfort is greater with traitement orthodontique ont rapporte que le degre d’inconfort
self-ligating brackets, though with statistically non-significant est plus important avec l’utilisation des brackets autoligatu-
differences [23–26] (Table V). Othman et al. [24] explain this rants avec une diffe rence statistiquement non significative
discomfort as being due to the shape of the self-ligating brack- [23–26] (Tableau V). En effet, Othman et al. [24] ont explique
ets studied (Damon 3MXÒ), which possess sharp angles and cet inconfort par la forme des brackets autoligaturants e tudie
s
edges (less rounded than on new generations) at the origin of (Damon 3MXÒ) caracte rise
s par des angles et des bords aigus
mucosal lesions. (moins arrondis que les nouvelles ge ne
rations) et qui seraient
à l’origine de blessures muqueuses.
Concerning pain at the time of insertion or removal of rigid Pour ce qui concerne des douleurs accompagnant l’insertion
archwires, the difference is statistically significant. The self- et la de sinsertion des arcs rigides, la diffe rence est
ligating brackets used in the study (Smart-ClipÒ) necessitate a statistiquement significative. En effet, les brackets autoligatu-
specific procedure with special pliers to insert and remove rants concerne s dans l’etude (Smart-ClipÒ) ne cessitent un
archwires using the bracket as a support, which leads to proce de
particulier à l’aide d’une pince speciale pour inse
rer
discomfort for patients [25,27]. et desinse rer les arcs en s’appuyant sur le bracket, ce qui
serait à l’origine d’inconfort pour les patients [25,27].
Conclusion Conclusion
In the light of the studies included in this systematic review it À la lumie re des e tudes se lectionne es dans cette revue
can be concluded that self-ligating brackets do not offer any systematique, on peut conclure que les boı̂tiers autoligaturants
special advantages over conventional types in terms of thera- n’offrent pas d’avantages particuliers par rapport aux conven-
peutic efficacy and efficiency. However, it is difficult to make tionnels en termes d’efficacite et d’efficience therapeutiques.
a final judgment. Each of the two systems can continue to Toutefois, il est difficile de porter un jugement de finitif. Chacun
attract supporters. des deux syste mes peut encore garder ses adeptes.
Other controlled clinical trials, with protocols better adapted D’autres e tudes cliniques contro ^ le
es, avec des protocoles
to the chosen clinical criteria, are necessary in order to eval- mieux adapte s aux crite res cliniques e tudie
s, sont necessaires
uate objectively the two systems, which continue to evolve pour e valuer objectivement ces deux syste mes, qui continuent
every day in the light of results provided by such research. voluer chaque jour à la lumie
à e re de ces travaux de recherche.
The authors declare that they have no competing interest. clarent ne pas avoir de liens d’inte
Les auteurs de re
^ ts.
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