Evaluation of Microplastics in saliva of orthodontic patients with clear aligners with poor and good oral health
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https://doi.org/10.48047/j827wz38Keywords:
Microplastics, Orthodontics, Saliva, Plaque, Debonded components of orthodontic appliance, SEM, FTIRAbstract
BACKGROUND:AIM: Isolation, characterization and identification of microplastics from clear aligners of patients with poor and good oral health. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Sample collection: plaque and saliva from patient with aligners (Poor and good oral hygiene). Microplastics isolation; functional characterization via FTIR and microplastics morphology (SEM).
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