… requires satisfactory stability, support, and retention. The importance of retention has been …
, 19 Several methods and devices have been used to test CD retention.20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, …

Background Retention of the maxillary anterior teeth is commonly recommended to maintain
the teeth in their corrected positions. Both fixed and removable retention methods are used, …

… Comparisons of initial and final retention values between groups for each dislodging
force are presented in Table 4. For vertical and anterior dislodging, the highest initial …

… vitro study was to compare the stability of removable implant-… anterior region and the
stability was recorded by measuring … presented better stability and retention capacity under our …

… comparisons of stability measurements between groups are demonstrated in Table 2. Intergroup
comparison … acceptable during 3 years of fixed retention in the present study. However, …

… retention force proved to be stable over time. The Locator® R-TX attachment experienced a
more rapid decrement of the retention … experienced a high drop in retention; this drop tended …

… Retention forces were more stable in the ZA … stable retention forces than double-crown
assemblies with cast secondary crowns. Researchers explain this via the fact that the retention …

… of the retention phase and the factors that cause a relapse in terms of stability (3). … intermolar
widths during treatment tended to decrease after the retention period (34). For this reason, it …

… with poor retention and stability which can further precipitate psychosocial problems.[ 6 7 8
9 ] … Comparison of the repeated measures was performed using Friedman's test showing a …

… layer adsorbed on the stationary phase surface stable. This time can be variable depending
… cycles of five consecutive injections of cytidine, until the retention time reached stable values…