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  • م.م. علي عبدالرضا مهدي الصفار
  • Assist. Lecturer Ali Abdulridha Mahdi Alsaffar
  • تدريسي : طب الاسنان
  • Teaching : Collage of Dentistry
  • ماجستير تقويم اسنان
  • MSc Orthodontics
  • ali.abdulreda@ruc.edu.iq
  • Dralisaffar@yahoo.com
  • Syllabuses

    Syllabuses - 2
    Dep. Step. Sem. code No. Des. Syllabuses
    Collage of Dentistry four full 8 تقويم الاسنان Orthodontics
    Collage of Dentistry five full 5 تقويم الاسنان Orthodontics

    Lectures

    Lectures - 15
    year syllabuses Dep. Step Lectures
    2024-2025 تقويم الاسنان Orthodontics Collage of Dentistry step 5 crowding and spacing
    2024-2025 تقويم الاسنان Orthodontics Collage of Dentistry step 5 space analysis
    2024-2025 تقويم الاسنان Orthodontics Collage of Dentistry step 5 treatment plan
    2024-2025 تقويم الاسنان Orthodontics Collage of Dentistry step 5 Diagnostic records.
    2024-2025 تقويم الاسنان Orthodontics Collage of Dentistry step 5 occlusion and TMJ
    2024-2025 تقويم الاسنان Orthodontics Collage of Dentistry step 5 history and clinical examination
    2024-2025 تقويم الاسنان Orthodontics Collage of Dentistry step 5 study model and OPG
    2024-2025 تقويم الاسنان Orthodontics Collage of Dentistry step 5 cephalometric
    2024-2025 تقويم الاسنان Orthodontics Collage of Dentistry step 4 Growth and Development
    2024-2025 تقويم الاسنان Orthodontics Collage of Dentistry step 4 Development of occlusion 2
    2024-2025 تقويم الاسنان Orthodontics Collage of Dentistry step 4 Development of occlusion
    2024-2025 تقويم الاسنان Orthodontics Collage of Dentistry step 4 Development of Dentition
    2024-2025 تقويم الاسنان Orthodontics Collage of Dentistry step 4 Classification of malocclusion 4th
    2024-2025 تقويم الاسنان Orthodontics Collage of Dentistry step 4 definitions in orthodontics 4th
    2024-2025 تقويم الاسنان Orthodontics Collage of Dentistry step 4 introduction to orthodontics 4th

    Research

    2021 Journal of Research in Medical and Dental Science
    Introduction: Friction plays a role in reducing the efficiency of orthodontic tooth movement, so it is necessary to understand the effect of friction and the amount of force needed to overcome its impact on biological tissue response and archwire- guided tooth movement. Aim: the purpose of this study is to compare between two different wires: NiTi, Blue NiTi and CuNiTi by measuring the sliding friction and surface roughness. Materials and Methods: specimens were divided into nine groups (six specimens each) the groups were classified according to the type of the wire and treatment condition (as received, thermocycling of 5000 cycle, distilled water aging for 1month). The groups were tested for sliding friction in dry condition. Surface roughness of five samples of each group was examined by means of atomic force microscope. The data were analyzed by ANOVA, Post Hock Tukey’s test for parametric tests, and Kruskal-Wallis, pairwise comparison test for non-parametric tests. Results: showed statistical significant difference among archwires in condition of as received and thermal-cycling (NiTi had generates higher sliding friction compared with BlueNiTi and CuNiTi) with non-significant difference among the wires in distilled water condition. For aging conditions, there was statistically significant difference among conditions in both NiTi and CuNiTi wires (higher frictional resistance generated after thermal aging), while there was non-significant difference among conditions in case of BlueNiTi wire. Conclusion: it is recommended to use BlueNiTi archwires during the first stage of orthodontic treatment as it has the lowest change in friction behavior after aging.




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